A 154ac residential stud on the market near Drumree, Co Meath is going for auction. The sale of Culmullin Lodge and Stud is being handled by joint agents Colliers and Townshends Auctioneers. The guide price for the entire is €2.825m.
The stud has bred winners, the most notable being “Maid of Money” which won the 1989 Grand National.
The property sits on the L62051 local road, 7km from Dunshaughlin, in an area of good farmland.
Access is by a long avenue which forks, with one route leading to the two-storey house, the other accessing the stable yard and indoor arena which are at the rear.
Spacious
Built in the mid 1970s, Culmullin Lodge is spacious at 2,100 sq ft. Downstairs there is a large entrance hall, leading on to a large dining room and a sitting room with fireplace with marble surround. The kitchen has a four oven, oil-fired aga and a separate breakfast area. There is also a study. 
Upstairs there are four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and bathroom ensuite.
The land is in one block and has road frontage. Most paddocks have post and rail fencing. The stable yard has seven stables, a barn with a further three stable boxes, a hayshed and a 7,200 sq ft indoor arena.
The property will be offered in lots.
Lot 1 is Culmullin Lodge on c7ac. The land is divided into three paddocks with post and rail fencing. The guide price is €950,000.
Lot 2 is c36ac sitting in two fields with post and rail fencing. The guide price is €575,000.
Tolka river
Lot 3 is c111ac. It has laneway access from the yard but also has two access points off the public road. This land is in three fields and slopes to the Tolka river which forms a boundary of the holding. The guide price is €1.3m.
Lot 4 is lots 1 and 2 combined and Lot 5 is the entire.
The auction takes place on Wednesday 8 October at 2.30pm in the Knightsbrook Hotel, Trim, Co Meath.
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