Cited by selling agent Martin Tyrrell, Tuam, as “one of the best holdings he has offered for sale in recent years”, a 50-acre residential farm at Craughwell, Co Galway, is expected to stir up a steady level of interest in the coming weeks and months.
Situated 20 minutes from Loughrea and about 35 minutes from Galway city, the property comes with a two-storey residence, a selection of farm buildings, farm payments to the value of circa €7,100 and 50 acres of top-quality land.
Reported to be “in excellent order”, the residence is a traditional two-storey house that comprises two reception rooms, kitchen, bathroom and four bedrooms. Features include oil-fired and solid fuel heating, PVC windows and doors and an insulated attic.
Outside, there are a selection of farm buildings that include a four-bay slatted shed, five stables, a four-bay loose-bedded shed, cattle crush and a turf shed.
Set out in one 50-acre block, the land is currently in grass, is well fenced and is laid out in a range of fields. It is described as “top class land”.
The calibre of the property is certainly reflected in the guide price of €750,000 or €15,000/acre (including house), clearly reflecting the upper end of the market. The owner is retiring from farming.
Cited by selling agent Martin Tyrrell, Tuam, as “one of the best holdings he has offered for sale in recent years”, a 50-acre residential farm at Craughwell, Co Galway, is expected to stir up a steady level of interest in the coming weeks and months.
Situated 20 minutes from Loughrea and about 35 minutes from Galway city, the property comes with a two-storey residence, a selection of farm buildings, farm payments to the value of circa €7,100 and 50 acres of top-quality land.
Reported to be “in excellent order”, the residence is a traditional two-storey house that comprises two reception rooms, kitchen, bathroom and four bedrooms. Features include oil-fired and solid fuel heating, PVC windows and doors and an insulated attic.
Outside, there are a selection of farm buildings that include a four-bay slatted shed, five stables, a four-bay loose-bedded shed, cattle crush and a turf shed.
Set out in one 50-acre block, the land is currently in grass, is well fenced and is laid out in a range of fields. It is described as “top class land”.
The calibre of the property is certainly reflected in the guide price of €750,000 or €15,000/acre (including house), clearly reflecting the upper end of the market. The owner is retiring from farming.
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