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A 37.6-ACRE farm in a quiet townland near Oldtown village in north Co Dublin is expected to draw quite a bit of attention. Joint selling agents Ganly Walters and HOK Country have set an Advised Minimum Value of 1.3m for the property, which has obvious development potential, subject to planning permission.
Despite its proximity to the M50 . . .
Dublin Airport is about 15 minutes' drive away while the city centre is 17 miles . . . Wolganstown has a semirural feel to it. Nearby towns include Ashbourne and Swords.
Surrounded by parkland, the 37.6acres of land are laid out in a square, with good road frontage.
Most of the land is currently in stubble with about nine acres in corn. However if re-seeded as pasture, the lands would be ideal for use as a stud farm. On-site buildings include a single-storey stone cottage with slated roof, a two-storey stone shed with two-bay lean-to open shed, outhouse, two concrete fourbay cattle shed, and a large concrete sheep shed.
Wolganstown Farm will be auctioned on 29 March.
Agents: Ganly Walters 01-6623255 and HOK Country 01-6634350
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