Walshestown
C. 7.1 Acres
Lusk
DUBLIN

• Well located parcel of ground with good road frontage.
• Excellent non-residential tillage holding.
• 2 minutes drive from Junction 5 M1 motorway

This sale represents an opportunity to acquire a nicely sized piece of ground contained in one main division with excellent road frontage to the L1140 - minutes drive from the M1 Motorway.

Location:
The land is situated in Walshestown, Co. Dublin. Drive north along the M1 motorway from Swords. Exit at Junction 5, Balbriggan South. At the top of the off ramp turn left signposted for Walshestown L1140. Proceed along this road for approximately 1.5Km and the land will be situated on your left-hand side.

Description:
The property comprises a single field measuring a total of approx. 7.0 Acres / 2.83 Hectares of farm land laid out in one divisions. The land, most recently tilled, is undulating and appeared well-draining on the date of our inspection. There is excellent road frontage with the land that also has a wooded area along the southern boundary.

AREA - We are advised the land measures approx. 7.0 Acres / 2.83 Hectares, intending purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the correct acreage.

TITLE - We are advised of a freehold title - please refer to solicitor details below.

SOLICITOR - O’Connor Solicitors, 8 Clare Street, Dublin 2. Ref: Ms. Helen McGrath

VIEWING - Inspections can be facilitated at any reasonable hour, subject to prior approval with the sole selling agents.


POSSESSION - Vacant possession of the lands will be provided on closing.

ACCURACY- The maps & photographs used in this brochure are intended for information purposes only to facilitate identification and are not to be relied on.

• Well located parcel of ground with good road frontage.
• Excellent non-residential tillage holding.
• 2 minutes drive from Junction 5 M1 motorway

Balbriggan is a large seaside town in the northern part of Fingal in County Dublin. The 2011 census population was 19,960, as the area experienced a population boom in the early part of the 2000s due to the demand for housing within the wider Dublin region. The area is served by a number of amenities, from schools to supermarkets, and locals have access to an abundance of leisure facilities - including Balbriggan Strand.