July will end on a busy note for REA T E Potterton as auctioneer Elliott Potterton brings three midlands holdings to auction, each with distinct appeal.

Monaghanstown, Castletown Geoghegan, Co Westmeath:topping the bill is a 118ac outfarm in Co Westmeath. Set out in eight rectangular divisions, the land is accessed by a hardcore roadway that runs through the centre of the farm, branching off to individual fields. A concreted yard at the centre of the holding includes a five-bay portal-framed shed, cattle crush and silage pit, as well as a large apron for machinery storage.

While appropriate for a variety of uses, the farm is particularly suitable as a dairy farm outblock for silage production and grazing replacement heifers.

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Aerial view of the 118ac farm at Monaghanstown, Castletown Geoghegan, Co Westmeath, showing the central yard.

The 19ac holding at Ballyburly, Rhode, Co Offaly benefits from good road frontage.

Guided at €1.2m to €1.25m, the parcel will be auctioned on Wednesday 29 July at 3pm at the Mullingar Park Hotel, Mullingar Co Westmeath.

Ballyburly, Rhode, Co Offaly: offered in the same auction as above is a 19ac non-residential roadside holding in Co Offaly.

Laid out in four divisions, the land is in permanent pasture with its own water supply. The parcel also benefits from extensive road frontage.

The farm at Ballyburly, Rhode, Co Offaly features a traditional stone wall and wrought iron gate along the front perimeter.

Aerial view of the 5ac parcel at Derrypatrick, Drumree, Co Meath, which is well suited to equestrian and market garden uses.

Guided at €200,000, the farm offers an attractive opportunity for local farmers seeking additional land in an area where small holdings rarely come on the market.

Derrypatrick, Drumree, Co Meath: for sale by auction on the Bid Now platform on 31 July at 12pm is a compact 5ac parcel set out in a single field in Co Meath.

Located 13 minutes from Trim, Co Meath, and 30 minutes from Dublin city centre, the land combines rural tranquility with good connectivity.

Guided at €75,000, the holding is likely to appeal to local buyers and those based in Dublin seeking land for equestrian or market gardening purposes.