44-acre farm is a rare opportunity near Tralee

A substantial amount of road frontage running the full length of its northern boundary
44-acre farm is a rare opportunity near Tralee

The farm is located in the townland of Ballynabrennagh Lower, approximately 5km to the northeast of the centre of Kerry’s county town.

A 44-acre non-residential holding on the northern outskirts of Tralee town represents a rare opportunity, as selling agents Sherry Fitzgerald Stephenson Crean rightly claim.

Not only is this grassland parcel in a zone of vibrant agricultural activity in North Kerry, it is also in a part of the world where the effect of the Kerry Co-op shares come into play in any offer of good quality land. Since the spin-off from the transition of the co-operative to a publicly listed company, there has been a good deal of the money waiting in the wings in the area, held by people in the farming sector who bring it out to use at times of good opportunities to purchase land.

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