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20 May 2012

Broadford lands for feuing

GROUNDS in the VICINITY of ABERDEEN for FEUING

THE remaining part of the Lands of BROADFORD, consisting of about Eight Acres, belonging to Mr ALEXANDER HUTCHEON, at Barrowley, will be feued out in such Lots or Parcels as may be agreed on.

There is a considerable extent of the ground fronts Hutcheon-street and George-street, and the Mill Burn runs through the property, besides other stances.  The whole premises are situated within a few minutes walk of the centre of the town, to which there is access by turnpike roads, having foot paths, and lighted by lamps in winter.

For farther particulars, apply to Mr Low, Advocate.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 20th May, 1812.

18 September 2011

Property for sale or let at Maybank, Aberdeen

TO LET OR SELL,

THAT HOUSE, GARDEN, and Piece of GROUND at MAYBANK, near Aberdeen, belonging to FRANCIS LEITH of Maybank.

The House, which is almost entirely new, consists of two Stories, Sunk Floor, and Attic Storey, containing two Public Rooms on each Floor; three Bed Rooms, and Pantry on the first Floor; four Bed Rooms on the second Floor; and Pantry and Closets under the Saloon.  The Ground-floor consists of Kitchen, Cellars, Servants' Hall, &c.

The Garden which is large in front of the house, has a fine exposure to the south, along the north side of Hutcheon-street; is well stocked with fruit-trees and shrubbery; and laid out with gravel walks.  The Piece of Ground at the north is enclosed with stone walls from 12 to 14 feet high, with a Pump-well and Bleach-green.

The whole is one of the most delightful situations about town; is within a few minutes walk of it; and commands an extensive view of the City, Harbour, and surrounding country.  Apply to the Proprietor, at Maybank.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 11th September, 1811.