A sizeable 112.2ac residential tillage farm in Co Donegal is sure to draw plenty of attention given its size and location in a noted tillage area.
Located at Porthall, a few kilometres north of Lifford, the property is listed with DNG Boyce Gallagher and is for sale by private treaty.
A prime agricultural holding with a traditional farmhouse, it being guided by auctioneer Henry McCahey at €1.5m.
The circa 112.2ac residential property at Porthall, Lifford, Co Donegal is for sale by private treaty.
Grazing land
Extending to 97ac, this land is described as well-drained good quality tillage ground split by the R265 with 58ac on the eastern side of the road. This is laid out in four large fields. The balance of the land is west of the road and is divided into three fields.
The Swilly Burn river, a tributary of the nearby River Foyle, flows along the northern boundary of the Donegal property.
In addition to the home farm, there are a further 14.9ac at Lifford Bog about 7km from the main holding. Described as good grazing land, it has been used for tillage purposes in the past.
The R265 Road divides the main holding and the Swilly Burn river forms its northern boundary.
A two-storey structure, the residence is a traditional stone-built farmhouse and is located in the southwestern corner of the property.
Located just 200m off the R265 road, this substantial holding offers plenty of potential for restoration and modernisation. Adjacent to the house, there are a range of agricultural sheds for storage of machinery and produce.
A sizeable 112.2ac residential tillage farm in Co Donegal is sure to draw plenty of attention given its size and location in a noted tillage area.
Located at Porthall, a few kilometres north of Lifford, the property is listed with DNG Boyce Gallagher and is for sale by private treaty.
A prime agricultural holding with a traditional farmhouse, it being guided by auctioneer Henry McCahey at €1.5m.
The circa 112.2ac residential property at Porthall, Lifford, Co Donegal is for sale by private treaty.
Grazing land
Extending to 97ac, this land is described as well-drained good quality tillage ground split by the R265 with 58ac on the eastern side of the road. This is laid out in four large fields. The balance of the land is west of the road and is divided into three fields.
The Swilly Burn river, a tributary of the nearby River Foyle, flows along the northern boundary of the Donegal property.
In addition to the home farm, there are a further 14.9ac at Lifford Bog about 7km from the main holding. Described as good grazing land, it has been used for tillage purposes in the past.
The R265 Road divides the main holding and the Swilly Burn river forms its northern boundary.
A two-storey structure, the residence is a traditional stone-built farmhouse and is located in the southwestern corner of the property.
Located just 200m off the R265 road, this substantial holding offers plenty of potential for restoration and modernisation. Adjacent to the house, there are a range of agricultural sheds for storage of machinery and produce.
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