Package adds up to strong acre price in Grenagh

A 13.6-acre non-residential holding near the village of Grenagh in mid-Cork is expected to achieve a strong per-acre price, given the combination of its quality, convenience and potential.

Selling agents Frank V Murphy & Co are based in Cork city and the property in question is very conveniently located 18km north of the southern capital, just off the N20, near the Old Halfway House pub.

“The land is of very good quality and has been used for grazing for the last number of years,” says selling agent John Barry, who also points out that the property has a southerly aspect and comes ready-to-go with electricity connected and its own bored well water supply.

The holding is laid out in one field and is about 2km east of Grenagh.

The parcel of land is optimum sized to attract a broad range of investors.

The property could prove very attractive to hobby farmers looking for a holding close to the city or local farmers looking for an outside holding for silage,” says Mr Murphy.

The agents quote a guide price of €15,000 per acre.

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