70 Acre / 28.33 Ha Dairy Farm,
Coraweelis
Ashfield
Cootehill
Co. Cavan

A superbly located and highly versatile holding comprising 70 acres / 28.33 hectares approx. on the Cavan / Monaghan border. The property offers good workable quality grazing lands together with a well-equipped farmyard, all situated in a strong farming district renowned for its productive land and accessible location. Formerly operated as a dairy enterprise, the holding retains excellent infrastructure and presents an ideal opportunity for those seeking to establish or expand a livestock, dairy, or mixed farming operation.

THE LAND
The holding is arranged in two neat divisions intersected by local road L2032, the farmland comprises a series of well proportioned fields, enclosed by mature hedgerows and stock proof fencing Folios CN9936F and CN6410F. Excellent access ensures efficient movement of machinery and livestock while enhancing the practical management of the farm.

FARMYARD
The compact farmyard is well laid out and efficiently arranged, clearly reflecting its former use as a dairy enterprise. The layout is practical and functional, designed to support the housing and handling of livestock with infrastructure that remains well suited to continued agricultural use.

• Modern milking parlour with 12-unit herring bone style.
• 3 bay double sided slatted shed.
• 4 bay single sided slatted shed.
• Cattle pen and handling facility.
• A former milking parlour / byre.
• 2 silage pits.
• Traditional outbuilding.

The farm is ideally located 5km west of Cootehill a well-established market town, providing a range of everyday local amenities and services. Cootehill is located in northeast Co. Cavan, approx. 25 km northeast of Cavan town and approx. 1 km south of the county border with Co. Monaghan via the R188 regional road.

Folios CN9936F and CN6410F.
Private water.
5km west of Cootehill.

Cootehill is a prominent market town and townland in County Cavan. The area is served by ever-improving public transport, linking the town with many of the surrounding areas, including Dublin. Most of the population find it necessary to own cars, though there are many who choose to walk, given the compact nature of the town centre.

Locals enjoy the modern day amenities and facilities one would expect to find in a town, while never far from privacy and tranquillity of the verdant surrounding countryside.