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23.1 Acres
23.1 Acres, Ballyvoloon,
Cobh
Cork
Description
• Site extends to approx. 23.1 Acres (9.35 Ha).
• High profile site with over 320 metres of road frontage.
• Located in a well-established and sought-after residential area on the northern outskirts of Cobh town, 6km south of the N25 and 23km southeast of Cork city.
• Superb location within walking distance of Cobh town centre, local schools, supermarkets (including Aldi, Lidl & SuperValu), and all local amenities.
• Conveniently located within 1km of Cobh train station which operates a regular commuter service to Cork city (25 min journey).
• The land is situated in a proven residential location adjacent to a number of recently completed housing developments, which further strengthens its viability for future planning proposals.
• Rare opportunity to acquire a substantial landholding positioned in an area of continued residential demand and infrastructural growth, this site offers an exciting medium term development opportunity, subject to rezoning the entire Residential.
•In the Development Plan, The Cork County Council sets out a target growth of 12% in the population of Cobh by 2028. With the town’s close proximity to Cork City and strong rail and road connections, this site is ideally positioned to accommodate a share of the required housing delivery targets set by Cork County Council.
• Potential to deliver in the region of 300/350 homes.
Opportunity
The subject lands represents a superb development opportunity site which has potential for a large scale residential development in a proven location. The site area extends to approx. 23.1 acres, with a number of farm building’s on an irregular shaped landholding. The land is relatively flat with good access.
Location
The subject lands are located in a well-established and sought-after residential area on the northern outskirts of Cobh town, situated just off the Tay Road and west of Ticknock Retail Park. The site lies adjacent to existing residential developments of Cooline & Cluain Ard and benefits from excellent local infrastructure and connectivity. The site’s strategic location provides ease of access in and out of Cobh via Strand Road without the necessity of coming through the town centre. The N25 which links Cobh to both the city centre and east Cork is 6km to the north.
About the Area
Cóbh is a tourist seaport town on the south coast of County Cork. Tourism in the area draws on the maritime and emigration legacy of the town - including its association with the Titanic. The population of the Cóbh area has increased in recent times, with new housing estates established on the outskirts of the town. Cóbh is gradually becoming a satellite town to the nearby Cork City, reflected in the commuter train service and the Carrigaloe–Passage car ferry.
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