67-acre farm in North Kerry seeks €11k/acre

Holding of excellent quality grassland coupled with the Kerry Co-op 'shares effect' means guide price could be a conservative estimate
The outbuildings on the 67-acre farm at Gurteenacloona, Ballylongford.

The outbuildings on the 67-acre farm at Gurteenacloona, Ballylongford.

Grassland in North Kerry is always sought after and always creates a buzz whenever it comes on the market. In this part of the world, the combination of a vibrant dairying scene coupled with the lurking presence of the Kerry Co-op shares mean any decent-sized block of good-quality land will generally attract a good price.

The Kerry Co-op shares effect stems from the presence of spin-off dividends that were spread amongst the Kerry agricultural community when the former co-operative made the inevitable transition into the public listed company Kerry Foods. 

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