38-acre Ballydehob farm

BACK in Ballydehob, CCM’s Jim O’Brien is selling a 38-acre non-residential farm in a scenic location.

The farm is nine miles from Skibbereen, three miles from Aughadown, and six miles from Ballydehob.

Good fertile land, it’s all in pasture, he says, with a couple of acres of rocky ground at one end.

“It’s all in one block, and you could make land of everything except a couple of acres. It’s been let for a number of years, and has a guide price of €500,000. Access is via a right of way.”

nThe same agent is selling two holdings in Ardfield, Clonakilty.

The first is at Caher, where 28 acres is up for grabs, for offers in the region of €30,000 per acre.

This non-residential holding is top-quality arable land, under wheat and pasture.

It’s two miles from Clonakilty, and has views over Clonakilty Bay, Inchydoney and the Atlantic Ocean, to Galley Head.

The farm can be sold in two lots: the first is 15 acres and the second is 13 acres.

Also on offer is a five-acre field close to Ardfield Creamery, which Jim O’Brien says could have development potential.

With extensive road frontage, it’s a mile from the village on the Rathbarry side, and is close to Red Strand and Long Strand. It has a guide price of €200,000.

CCM Property Services are the agents to contact.

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