Navan-based auctioneers Smith Harrington recently brought a residential farm in the Royal County to the market. The combination of residence, yard and circa 104.6ac is a good mix of top quality farmland and a house full of character.
Launched on the market just before Christmas, the property at Rathfeigh, Navan, Co Meath, will be offered for sale in its entirety or in lots at the end of February.
Lot 1 comprises of the residence and yard set on 3.8ac.
Surrounded by a mature, spacious garden that is dominated by a pair of beech trees, the house has a separate entrance from the yard. Extending to a little over 2,500 sq.ft, the house is a combination of old and new with an extension added a decade ago.
The original part of the property was left mainly untouched and retains many of its original features including high ceilings, sash windows and shutters. Striking a nice balance of old-world charm and modern convenience, the accommodation encompasses an entrance hall, family room, sitting room, wet room, utility, and kitchen/living room. It also has four bedrooms and a number of bathrooms. While the property does require some renovation, it offers the prospective purchaser the opportunity to acquire a unique residence with endless possibilities to create a fine home and make it their own.
There is oil-fired central heating and mains water, and there is also well on site.
The yard contains a range of out buildings including a five-bay hay shed.
The house has a charming old style exterior that gives way to a modern interior.
The house has four bedrooms, three of which are in the old part of the house.
Paddock
The yard contains some useful outbuildings including a workshop and a five-bay hay shed. There is also a paddock of approximately 2ac offered in this lot.
The lands are being offered in Lot 2 and are laid out in one block of 100.8ac. They are predominantly excellent quality and are divided into over a dozen fields ranging in size from four to 17ac. Well-established hedgerows form the boundaries for each of the fields, which are suitable for a range of agricultural purposes. They have been predominantly in grass or tillage, however, some smaller fields on the western side of the property slope down towards the River Hurley and are more suitable for grazing purposes.
It should also be noted that there is a lease on the land which expires in 2025.
Located less than 3km from the N2, this outstanding property is just 20 minutes drive from the M50, allowing for a good balance of rural living and city convenience. Navan, Ashbourne, and Slane are all within easy reach, providing access to a range of local amenities and services.
Auctioneer John Smith describes this property as one of the nicest places he has brought to the market in a very long time. The residence is expected to sell in the region of €500,000 to €600,000 while the guide price range for the land is expected to be €14,000 to €16,000/ac.The public auction takes place in the salesroom of Smith Harrington Auctioneers and Valuers at 8/9 Bridge Street, Navan, Co Meath on Tuesday 27 February at 3pm.
Navan-based auctioneers Smith Harrington recently brought a residential farm in the Royal County to the market. The combination of residence, yard and circa 104.6ac is a good mix of top quality farmland and a house full of character.
Launched on the market just before Christmas, the property at Rathfeigh, Navan, Co Meath, will be offered for sale in its entirety or in lots at the end of February.
Lot 1 comprises of the residence and yard set on 3.8ac.
Surrounded by a mature, spacious garden that is dominated by a pair of beech trees, the house has a separate entrance from the yard. Extending to a little over 2,500 sq.ft, the house is a combination of old and new with an extension added a decade ago.
The original part of the property was left mainly untouched and retains many of its original features including high ceilings, sash windows and shutters. Striking a nice balance of old-world charm and modern convenience, the accommodation encompasses an entrance hall, family room, sitting room, wet room, utility, and kitchen/living room. It also has four bedrooms and a number of bathrooms. While the property does require some renovation, it offers the prospective purchaser the opportunity to acquire a unique residence with endless possibilities to create a fine home and make it their own.
There is oil-fired central heating and mains water, and there is also well on site.
The yard contains a range of out buildings including a five-bay hay shed.
The house has a charming old style exterior that gives way to a modern interior.
The house has four bedrooms, three of which are in the old part of the house.
Paddock
The yard contains some useful outbuildings including a workshop and a five-bay hay shed. There is also a paddock of approximately 2ac offered in this lot.
The lands are being offered in Lot 2 and are laid out in one block of 100.8ac. They are predominantly excellent quality and are divided into over a dozen fields ranging in size from four to 17ac. Well-established hedgerows form the boundaries for each of the fields, which are suitable for a range of agricultural purposes. They have been predominantly in grass or tillage, however, some smaller fields on the western side of the property slope down towards the River Hurley and are more suitable for grazing purposes.
It should also be noted that there is a lease on the land which expires in 2025.
Located less than 3km from the N2, this outstanding property is just 20 minutes drive from the M50, allowing for a good balance of rural living and city convenience. Navan, Ashbourne, and Slane are all within easy reach, providing access to a range of local amenities and services.
Auctioneer John Smith describes this property as one of the nicest places he has brought to the market in a very long time. The residence is expected to sell in the region of €500,000 to €600,000 while the guide price range for the land is expected to be €14,000 to €16,000/ac.The public auction takes place in the salesroom of Smith Harrington Auctioneers and Valuers at 8/9 Bridge Street, Navan, Co Meath on Tuesday 27 February at 3pm.
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