A 74-acre farm in Oola Hills in Limerick is up for sale for €500,000 or €6,750/ac. Located on the Limerick-Tipperary border, the farm is divided into three lots, including the entire. It is offered by private treaty, having come to the market in February.
A 74-acre farm in Oola Hills in Limerick is up for sale for €500,000 or €6,750/ac.
The farm
The farm comprises of 74 acres in total. The first lot is circa 17 acres. This is the best land on the farm. This lot contains a derelict farmhouse, together with a haybarn, yard and ancillary sheds. It is guided at €150,000 or almost €9,000/ac.
Lot two of the 74-acre farm in Oola Hills in Limerick is up for sale for €500,000 or €6,750/ac.
The second lot contains the majority of the land. It is 58 acres in total. Half of the land was described as good-quality while the other half is heavier and is in need of work, particularly drainage. All the land in the entire package is in grass and was used for grazing. A private family is the vendor. The agent handling the sale, Tom Crosse of GVM Limerick, noted that beef farmers in the area were the predominantly interested parties so far, though more dairy farmers were enquiring.
A 74-acre farm in Oola Hills in Limerick is up for sale for €500,000 or €6,750/ac. Located on the Limerick-Tipperary border, the farm is divided into three lots, including the entire. It is offered by private treaty, having come to the market in February.
A 74-acre farm in Oola Hills in Limerick is up for sale for €500,000 or €6,750/ac.
The farm
The farm comprises of 74 acres in total. The first lot is circa 17 acres. This is the best land on the farm. This lot contains a derelict farmhouse, together with a haybarn, yard and ancillary sheds. It is guided at €150,000 or almost €9,000/ac.
Lot two of the 74-acre farm in Oola Hills in Limerick is up for sale for €500,000 or €6,750/ac.
The second lot contains the majority of the land. It is 58 acres in total. Half of the land was described as good-quality while the other half is heavier and is in need of work, particularly drainage. All the land in the entire package is in grass and was used for grazing. A private family is the vendor. The agent handling the sale, Tom Crosse of GVM Limerick, noted that beef farmers in the area were the predominantly interested parties so far, though more dairy farmers were enquiring.
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