29.5-acre holding in Kerry dairying hotspot already under offer at €450,000
Farm is in the townland of Ahane, just under 3km from Beaufort village and 9km from Killarney.
A 29.5-acre holding near Beaufort in Kerry is new to the market with Killarney-based agent Ken O’Sullivan.
Located in a well-known dairying stronghold in the townland of Ahane, just under 3km from Beaufort village and 9km from Killarney, the property consists mainly of prime agricultural land.
“It’s an excellent opportunity to acquire a land holding here,” says Mr O'Sullivan of the property. “It’s laid out in one block, mostly in one single field.”
The holding has good road frontage on the road between Beaufort and Faha, and is suitable for several types of farming enterprise, according to the selling agents. It also boasts very fine views of the MacGillicuddy Reeks and the Gap of Dunloe.
“This is in a dry elevated location,” adds Mr O'Sullivan. “And, there is also the ruin of an old building at the roadside.”
Such an addition may prove to be of worth at some point in the future. For now, however, the main attraction is the land itself. According to the selling agents, there has been some strong interest, mainly from local sources.
The price guide is a reasonable €450,000 (€15,000/acre) and there have already been offers.
