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Built in 1719 for a retired British Army General after the War of Spanish Succession. Formerly named Lexington Machine, it was changed into a operating base for the Royal Navy until 1735. At this time, Hawke had came to London for the first time and took a week visit to the Isle of Wright, and fell in love with this estate,since the Royal Navy had found new operating base, he took it upon himself to outbid the rest of the buyers and claim this piece of land his. Now Hawke lives here with his fiance
Built in 1719 for a retired British Army General after the War of Spanish Succession. Formerly named Lexington Machine, it was changed into a operating base for the Royal Navy until 1735. At this time, Hawke had came to London for the first time and took a week visit to the Isle of Wright, and fell in love with this estate,since the Royal Navy had found new operating base, he took it upon himself to outbid the rest of the buyers and claim this piece of land his. Now Hawke lives here with his fiance
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History
Built in 1719 for a retired British Army General after the War of Spanish Succession. Formerly named Lexington Machine, it was changed into a operating base for the Royal Navy until 1735. At this time, Hawke had came to London for the first time and took a week visit to the Isle of Wright, and fell in love with this estate,since the Royal Navy had found new operating base, he took it upon himself to outbid the rest of the buyers and claim this piece of land his. Now Hawke lives here with his fiance
