A c59 acre (23.92ha) residential farm, 8km north of Tralee, has come to the market recently through Mannix Property Services, Castleisland. The property at Beheenagh, Kielduff, is available for sale by private treaty in three separate lots.
The larger portion of the farm, which includes the house and yard, is contained in Lot 1 and is located a short distance to the rear of Kielduff community centre.
There are c41.57 acres of land of which about 20 acres is described as good-quality agricultural land that is suitable for the production of silage and the grazing of cattle.
Approximately half of the main C41.6 acre block is described as good quality agricultural land that is suitable for the production of silage and the grazing of cattle.
There’s roughly seven acres of a glen, most of which is brush and scrub. A further 14 acres of this land block were once grazed but haven’t been farmed in a number of years.
These parcels outside the grazing land could be a useful asset to any farmer tight on their space for nature area that form part of the eco-scheme measures for the new CAP.
The residence is an old-style single-storey stone-built property with two bedrooms, a living room, dining room, family bathroom and scullery. Requiring refurbishment, it has a corrugated roof, power and water but there is no heating system.
A short distance from the main land block is Lot 3 comprising of c.12 acres.
The yard contains the remnants of a dairy farm with cubicles and the shell of a milking parlour and associated buildings as well as a round-roofed hay shed, the residence, old dairy parlour and an old cubicle house. The house and yard are accessed over a 200m long shared driveway from the Maugha road.
Lot 2 consists of c6 acres of agricultural lands located below the L2015 Tralee to Lyrecrompane Rd. This holding is divided into similar sized fields by an access road to local properties.
A short distance away is the final parcel, Lot 3, a c12 acre grass field with good natural boundaries and over 200m of frontage on to the Kielduff road.
The residence is an old-style single-storey stone-built property that consists of two bedrooms.
There are 20 Basic Payment Scheme units available and the lands can be purchased with or without these units. The value of these entitlements is expected to rise from c€4,500 to €5,000 over the duration of the new CAP.
This property has attracted strong interest early on and Irish Country Living understands that offers have been made on the smaller lots. The guide price on the entire that is just over 8km from the centre of Tralee is €450,000.
A c59 acre (23.92ha) residential farm, 8km north of Tralee, has come to the market recently through Mannix Property Services, Castleisland. The property at Beheenagh, Kielduff, is available for sale by private treaty in three separate lots.
The larger portion of the farm, which includes the house and yard, is contained in Lot 1 and is located a short distance to the rear of Kielduff community centre.
There are c41.57 acres of land of which about 20 acres is described as good-quality agricultural land that is suitable for the production of silage and the grazing of cattle.
Approximately half of the main C41.6 acre block is described as good quality agricultural land that is suitable for the production of silage and the grazing of cattle.
There’s roughly seven acres of a glen, most of which is brush and scrub. A further 14 acres of this land block were once grazed but haven’t been farmed in a number of years.
These parcels outside the grazing land could be a useful asset to any farmer tight on their space for nature area that form part of the eco-scheme measures for the new CAP.
The residence is an old-style single-storey stone-built property with two bedrooms, a living room, dining room, family bathroom and scullery. Requiring refurbishment, it has a corrugated roof, power and water but there is no heating system.
A short distance from the main land block is Lot 3 comprising of c.12 acres.
The yard contains the remnants of a dairy farm with cubicles and the shell of a milking parlour and associated buildings as well as a round-roofed hay shed, the residence, old dairy parlour and an old cubicle house. The house and yard are accessed over a 200m long shared driveway from the Maugha road.
Lot 2 consists of c6 acres of agricultural lands located below the L2015 Tralee to Lyrecrompane Rd. This holding is divided into similar sized fields by an access road to local properties.
A short distance away is the final parcel, Lot 3, a c12 acre grass field with good natural boundaries and over 200m of frontage on to the Kielduff road.
The residence is an old-style single-storey stone-built property that consists of two bedrooms.
There are 20 Basic Payment Scheme units available and the lands can be purchased with or without these units. The value of these entitlements is expected to rise from c€4,500 to €5,000 over the duration of the new CAP.
This property has attracted strong interest early on and Irish Country Living understands that offers have been made on the smaller lots. The guide price on the entire that is just over 8km from the centre of Tralee is €450,000.
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