Brimmers Farm

Brimmers Farm
Construction Era	1700-1822, 1823 Enclosures Record
Type of Property	Farm, Cottage, Land, Wood
Use of Property
Locations	Loosley Row

The Lord of the Manor, sold Brimmers Farm to Lord George Henry Cavendish in the early 1800’s

1823 ENCLOSURES OF PRINCES RISBOROUGH

LORD GEORGE HENRY CAVENDISH

MERTON COLLEGE

Purchased

1851 CENSUS

Jesse Gomme 21 agricultural labourer born Princes Risborough, Maria Gomme 23 born Culverton, John Gomme 4 months born Culverton, William Newns 21 sheperd born Whiteleaf, Ann Newns 20 born Princes Risborough, Henry Newns 3  born Princes Risborough.

1861 CENSUS

William Devening 45 carter born P.R., Emma 36 born Loosley Row,

1945 SOLD BY MERTON COLLEGE, OXON

28^TH September 1945 Brimmers Farm sold by auction for £6,000.

THE CATALOGUE

THE COMPACT CORN and STOCK FARM

With brick, flint and tiled farmhouse, containing: Small Hall; Lounge (14 ft. by 12 ft. 6 ins.) with modern fireplace; Sitting Room (14 ft. by 9 ft.) with grate giving hot water supply; Kitchen (10 ft. by 8ft. 6ins.) with sink; Three bedrooms; Bathroom with bath and lavatory basin (h. & c.); separate W.C.

PAIR OF MODERN BRICK AND TILED COTTAGES

Adjacent to the homestead is a pair of modern brick and tiled cottages, each containing three bedrooms, two Sitting rooms and outbuildings.

WATER SUPPLY

From well by pump to tank in roof of farm building, and hence by gravitation to house, yards and cottages and to troughs in O.S. Nos 412 and 435, and by direct pumping to the South-West portion of O.S. NO 411.

DRAINAGE to CESSPOOL

TELEPHONE wires are connected to one of the cottages.

THE FARMBUILDINGS

The farmbuildings arranged around two open cattle yards include; - Timber and galvanised Barn on brick foundations; Pigsty;  span-roof Calf Pen;  2-bay open shed with coal store; brick, flint and tiled Cart-Horse Stable for 7 with Chaff House;  Two Cattle Pens with loft over;  5-bay open Cattle Shed (two bays enclosed);  6-bay Dutch Barn with 4-bay timber and galvanised Implement Shed.

EXCLUSION

The timber and galvanised Garage belongs to the tenant.

SCHEDULE.  Princes Risborough Parish.   In acres

O.S. No.   Name of Field and description. Pasture.    Arable.  Buildings etc      Wood

Pt 408   Wood  .  .  . .  .  . .  .  . .  .  . .  .  . .  .  . ---- .  .  . ----- .  .  . ----- .  .  . .  .  . 14.959

.   413   2 Cottages, House & Buildings .  .  . .  . ---- .  . .  ----- .   . 1.596

Pt 411   Arable  Etc.   . . -------------  . .  .  . .  .  . .  .  . . 125.920

Pt 409   Windsor Hill,   Rough pasture     17.216

Pt 411   Cop Hill.  Rough Pasture             14.427

Pt 411   Permanent Pasture                      30.011

Pt 411   Rough Pasture                               6.820

  412   Permanent Pasture                      15.889

Pt 435 Charity Land. Perman’t Pasture    23.183

464  Brimmer’s Close, Perman’t Pasture  1.146

516  Risborough Cop.   Rough Pasture.    6.079

TOTAL  .  .  . .  .  . .  .  . .  .  . .  .  . .  .  . . 114.871  .  .  125.920  .  . 1.596  . . . . 14.959

Vacant Possession on completion of purchase.

NOTE

The purchaser at the above sale not currently known,  however in 1953 it was owned by Albert Eustace Jack Way, who sold it at that date.

13^th OCTOBER 1953     CONVEYANCE   (extract from Deeds)

Albert Eustace Jack Way of Brimmers Farm, Near Princes Risborough, in the county of Buckingham (the vendor), agreed to sell to The Right Honourable John Mercer Henderson, Eight Earl of Buckinghamshire of Hampden Estate (the Purchaser), for Twelve Thousand Pounds, the property known as Brimmers Farm.

THE SCHEDULE

All that freehold farm known as Brimmers Farm containing 237.553 acres, delineated on the plan annexed hereto and is more particularly described in the following terrier.

Key   O.S. No. Acres   DESCRIPTION

 .   .  Pt. 412   2.042  Farmhouse, Farm buildings and Cottage

  . .  .   .  413    -------         “   “     ,     “          “            “       “

A   . Pt. 412   4.941     Pasture, Permanent Grass

B   . Pt. 412   9.262     Arable Wheat

C   . Pt. 435 13.183   Pasture, three-yearley, (first year)

D  .  Pt. 435  10.000    Pasture, three-year ley (second year)

E  .   Pt. 412   1.240     Pasture, Permanent Grass

F  .    464        1.146   Pasture, Permanent Grass

G  .  Pt 411   11.620    Pasture, three-year ley (third year)

H  .   516       6,079    Risborough Cop (Rough Grass)

I     Pt. 411   17.160   Arable, Fallow

J     Pt. 411 12.020  Pasture, Sanfoin (second year)

K   Pt. 411 14.900   Pasture, three-year ley (second year)

L   Pt. 410     2.360  Pasture and Kitchen Garden

.   Pt. 411     -----        “      “        “               “

M  Pt. 411     5.170   Pasture, Permanent Grass

N   Pt. 411   16.820   Pasture, Lucerne, Cocksfoot and Clover  (third year)

O   Pt. 411     2.400   Pasture, Permanent Grass

P   Pt. 411   18.110   Pasture, Lucerne cocksfoot and Clover (third year)

Q   Pt. 411     1.600    Rough Grass

R   Pt. 411 13.910  Arable, Spring Barley

S   Pt. 411   28.930   Arable, Spring Oats

T      409     17.216   Windsor Hill. Rough Grass

U   Pt. 411  19.470  Pasture, Permanent Grass  (re-seeded)

V   Pt. 408 14. 959  Woodland

W  Pt. 411    5.700  Rough Grass

X   Pt. 411    7.000 Arable, Spring Barley

     Pt. 411   0. 315   Access way from Parslows Hillock              

TOTAL  . .  . 257.553

10th JULY 1963. CONVEYANCE to the BUCKS WATER BOARD

10th July 1963 George Parker Jervis, Gordon Hope-Morley & Roger Parker-Jervis of Hampden Estate, sold to the Bucks Water Board, a piece of land forming part of the enclosure O.S. no.411 in the parish of Princes Risborough and having an area of 6.42 acres.

NOTE

The Bucks Water Board constructed a reservoir on this site, replacing all the top soil so that appears to be a hill with the construction completely hidden.

Circa mid 1900's for some decades Brimmers Farm was farmed by the Ludlow family

to be added