Description: 1880 Auction Sale Particulars and Conditions with Attractive 2 Page Map for "Leys Farm," Attleborough & Old Buckenham, Norfolk This is an original auction sale catalogue, dated 19th June 1880, detailing the sale of a desirable estate known as "Leys Farm" located in the parishes of Attleborough and Old Buckenham, Norfolk. The document was prepared for an auction held at the Royal Hotel, Norwich, under the direction of Mr. Samuel Waters Spelman, acting as the auctioneer. It provides comprehensive information about the property, including its description, tenure, conditions of sale, and a map showing the estate's layout. Key Elements: Auction Information:The sale was scheduled for Saturday, the 19th of June, 1880, at 1 PM, at the Royal Hotel in Norwich.The property was to be sold in one lot, which encompassed the entire estate including Farm House, 2 recently built cottages and 371 Acres. Property Details:The estate is described as "Leys Farm," a mix of chiefly freehold and part copyhold lands, totaling 371 acres.It included a comfortable farmhouse, agricultural premises, and two recently-built cottages.The land consisted of productive arable and pasture fields, highlighting its suitability for agriculture. Legal and Historical Context:The sale was conducted under the auspices of the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, related to the estate of the late Richard Frederick Palmer. The sale formed part of a legal settlement, with the plaintiffs being Julia De Roubigne Beevor Clarke and another, and the defendant being Julia Jane Palmer, widow.The legal conditions reflect the need to settle estate matters, underlining the historical and legal intricacies involved in the transaction. Tenure and Annual Outgoings:The estate was advertised as mostly freehold with some portions copyhold. Specific details about annual outgoings such as tithes, land taxes, and other fees are provided.Notably, the estate was subject to an annual payment of £100 during the life of a lady in her seventy-seventh year, suggesting a life estate arrangement. Conditions of Sale:A detailed "Conditions of Sale" section lays out the terms under which the property was to be purchased, including details on bidding, deposits, completion, and title verification.The conditions are comprehensive, ensuring that all potential buyers were informed of their obligations and rights regarding the purchase. Map of Leys Farm:The catalogue includes a fold-out map of the estate, providing a visual representation of the property layout. The map shows field boundaries, neighbouring properties, and roads, offering a detailed perspective on the estate's geography.The map was prepared by W.T. Browne, Lith. Surveyor, Sanders, Norwich, indicating careful planning to aid potential buyers in understanding the estate's layout. 60cm x 44cm Folded out. The vendor's solicitors were Whites, Renard, and Pomeroy of Wymondham, indicating they handled the legal aspects of the sale.The sale was facilitated by Mr. Samuel Waters Spelman, a known figure in estate auctions, enhancing the credibility of the auction process.Condition:The document remains well-preserved with all sections clear and eligible, including the map and printed text. Typical folding patterns are visible, which is consistent with auction catalogues that were often stored folded. Historical Significance: This auction catalogue serves as a fascinating snapshot of rural property transactions in late 19th-century Norfolk, offering insight into land use, legal practices, and estate management during this period. The sale of estates like "Leys Farm" under the authority of the Chancery Division reflects the legal complexities associated with inheritance and property ownership. The inclusion of the detailed map further adds to its value, making it a highly informative document for historical researchers, genealogists, and those interested in local history. UK Postage RatesI am always happy to combine postage on items that have a postage charge on them due to size or weight.Simply win the items and don't pay for them and I will send you an invoice with combined postage.International Postage RatesI am always happy to combine postage on items to all world destinations.Simply win the items and don't pay for them and I will send you an invoice with combined postage.I can quote you carriage cost in advance if you require, simply message me with a list of the items you are interested in.I only charge carriage at cost via Royal Mail International Standard or Royal Mail Tracked and Signed for. I can quote for Tracked and Signed for Delivery if required. It is recommended for items over £20 as it includes tracking and insurance.
Price: 17.99 GBP
Location: Hastings
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Type: Ephemera
Era: Pre-1900
Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
