Realtors Grimes and DNG Royal County are presenting a land parcel of approximately 76.68 hectares (189.5 acres) near Ashbourne Business Park in Ballymadun, Meath for a guided price of €8.5 million. This land, governed by Fingal County Council, incorporates about 73.06 hectares (180.556 acres) of rural-purpose territory and about 3.62 hectares (8.94 acres) of rural-village land, as per the Fingal Development Plan for the years 2023-2029.
The rural-zoning objective strives to safeguard and encourage a harmonious development of rural business, agriculture, biodiversity, rural scenery, and the in-built and cultural heritage. On the other hand, the rural-village zoning is designed to accommodate small-scale infill constructions that cater to local needs while preserving the rural essence of the grouping.
Located at the Meath-Dublin border, nestled between Ballymadun village and Ashbourne town, this property is anticipated to pique the interest of both agriculturalists and financiers. The farming areas generate rich crops, supported by a pump-water supply from a nearby stream. The property boasts four entry points, a farm path, farm sheds, a silage pit, a hardcore yard, and an electrical supply. Historically grown crops include wheat, barley, potatoes, and vegetables, with the land presently being reconverted to tillage.
Characterised by well-defined boundaries thanks to the surrounding hedgerows, the terrain is largely level and uniform with a vast network of roads and hardcore laneways. Just 350m from the M2 motorway, the property is conveniently located at a 10km distance from the M50, 12km from Dublin Airport, and 14km from Dublin Port Tunnel.
For additional details concerning the sale, contact Paul Grimes and Siobhán O’Sullivan at Grimes or Jim O’Reilly at DNG Royal County.