As the economy continues to boom in Athenry, Co Galway, any well-positioned block of land is bound to command attention from multiple sectors, which is exactly the case with this 75ac farm at Moanbaun.

Located along a country road with 600m of frontage, the non-residential farm is easily accessible and suited to a range of uses.

A three-bay dry shed sits in the centre of the farm.

Toward the front of the parcel sits a concrete yard with gated road access. Handling facilities include a cattle crush and several sizeable, interconnected farm buildings. Traditional in nature, this infrastructure presents scope for modernisation. A three-bay shed located at the centre of the farm provides further livestock accommodation.

Set out in a single square block, the land is subdivided into five fields of good-quality pasture. Extensive mature trees along the perimeters provide natural shelter, privacy, and established boundaries.

While previous entitlements have lapsed, the lands may be eligible for reapplication under the relevant scheme.

Combining scale, layout, and accessibility, the holding offers potential for agricultural, commercial, enterprise, or tourism-related uses, subject to the necessary planning requirements.

The yard features a range of traditional farm buildings which present an opportunity for refurbishment.

Situated 3km west of the farming hub of Athenry Co Galway, connectivity to the wider region is good, with convenient access to the Galway-Dublin M6 motorway, and the Galway-Limerick M17 motorway.

For sale by private treaty with HPS Real Estate and C&C Dermody auctioneers, the farm is guided at €1.13m. Early interest is strong from farmers and businesspeople across Ireland, as well as from prospective buyers as far afield as New Zealand.