93 acres of high quality

“A VERY good vein of country,” is how auctioneer Micheal Barry describes the land around Glanworth in Co Cork.

He’s selling a farm there for Liam O’Flynn, whose business diversification has taken on a life of its own, and who is selling up, having leased the land for some years.

Run as a dairy holding by Mr O’Flynn, the land now comes without quota or entitlements, but it’s quality will make it sought after, says Mr Barry, who’s expecting bids in the €1m region for this 93-acre farm.

Just on the market, the Ballinamona farm is non-residential, described as sound and level, with 17 acres in maize and the rest in grass.

It also has good road frontage and a range of outbuildings. It would be ideal for tillage or grazing, says Mr Barry.

All in one block, it is well laid out in paddocks, with a central roadway and a mains water supply.

The farm buildings include a three column silage shed with double lean-to, a modern slatted house, cubicle house, calf house and milking parlour.

The farm is located on the Glanworth to Mitchelstown road, and is 1.5 miles from Glanworth, five miles from Mitchelstown and seven miles from Fermoy. Property Partners Dick Barry and Son are the people to contact.

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