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Kilvarnet North Ballinacarrow, County Sligo
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- Approx. 200 metres road frontage which can facilitate improved access.
- The land is hilly in nature and has a lot of shrubbery and bushes, but is very dry and could accommodate livestock grazing all year round due to its dry composition.
- Map and further details on request
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Description
14 acres agricultural land located along a quiet rural road approx. 1 km off the N17 road (Sligo-Galway). This is land that needs upgrading but has plenty of potential.
A small holding like this would be a welcome addition to any farmer within a wide radius, or would be an ideal introduction to farming for those thinking of getting started in farming.
Features
Approx. 200 metres road frontage which can facilitate improved access.
The land is hilly in nature and has a lot of shrubbery and bushes, but is very dry and could accommodate livestock grazing all year round due to its dry composition.
Map and further details on request
Directions
From Templehouse crossroads on the N17, turn West heading towards Kilvarnet Graveyard. Pass the Graveyard on your right, and proceed a further 300 metres, Farm on left hand side.
Viewing Details
Contact Roger McCarrick on 087-6810848
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Description
Description
14 acres agricultural land located along a quiet rural road approx. 1 km off the N17 road (Sligo-Galway). This is land that needs upgrading but has plenty of potential.
A small holding like this would be a welcome addition to any farmer within a wide radius, or would be an ideal introduction to farming for those thinking of getting started in farming.
Features
Approx. 200 metres road frontage which can facilitate improved access.
The land is hilly in nature and has a lot of shrubbery and bushes, but is very dry and could accommodate livestock grazing all year round due to its dry composition.
Map and further details on request
Directions
From Templehouse crossroads on the N17, turn West heading towards Kilvarnet Graveyard. Pass the Graveyard on your right, and proceed a further 300 metres, Farm on left hand side.
Viewing Details
Contact Roger McCarrick on 087-6810848
PSRA Licence No: 001927
Get in touch
Use the form below to get in touch with REA McCarrick & Sons (Tubbercurry) or call them on (071) 918 5050