A fully kitted-out dairy farm with a five-bedroom dwelling house and 160ac of agricultural land has come on the market in Co Tyrone.
The farm is located on the Newpark Road near Dromore and its sale is being managed by Omagh-based auctioneers Pollock RICS.
Offers in excess of £2.1m (€2.5m) are being sought for the entire property.
Impressive farmyard
The farmyard includes a 28:28 milking parlour with a 6,000-litre bulk tank. There are 170 cow cubicles in the yard, plus a range of other accommodation for young stock and followers.
The farm buildings are mainly steel portal framed structures which cover 24,000sq ft in total. Around 250 cattle are normally housed in the farmyard during a typical winter.
The land is in a single block and is accessed via a network of private laneways.
Automatic scrapers are installed in the cubicle house and there is 500,000 gallons of above-ground slurry storage. There are three silage clamps within the farmyard.
Water for the farm and dwelling house comes from both a mains supply and a private borehole.
The yard also contains a range of general-purpose buildings, as well as calving pens and livestock handling facilities.
Land layout
The land is laid out in a single block and is accessed via a network of private laneways.
The farm has a rolling topography and fields have stock proof fencing, with stretches of mature hedgerows also planted throughout the holding.
The main dwelling house is a traditional-style farmhouse with five bedrooms and three reception rooms.
The main dwelling house is a traditional-style farmhouse with five bedrooms.
It has dual-fuel central heating and is located on a separate site beside the farmyard. In addition, there is also a small, thatched cottage on the property.
In addition, there is also a small, thatched cottage on the property.
Entitlements
Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) entitlements are not included in the sale, although they can be made available by separate negotiation.
The BPS claim for the current year is being retained by the current owner.
A fully kitted-out dairy farm with a five-bedroom dwelling house and 160ac of agricultural land has come on the market in Co Tyrone.
The farm is located on the Newpark Road near Dromore and its sale is being managed by Omagh-based auctioneers Pollock RICS.
Offers in excess of £2.1m (€2.5m) are being sought for the entire property.
Impressive farmyard
The farmyard includes a 28:28 milking parlour with a 6,000-litre bulk tank. There are 170 cow cubicles in the yard, plus a range of other accommodation for young stock and followers.
The farm buildings are mainly steel portal framed structures which cover 24,000sq ft in total. Around 250 cattle are normally housed in the farmyard during a typical winter.
The land is in a single block and is accessed via a network of private laneways.
Automatic scrapers are installed in the cubicle house and there is 500,000 gallons of above-ground slurry storage. There are three silage clamps within the farmyard.
Water for the farm and dwelling house comes from both a mains supply and a private borehole.
The yard also contains a range of general-purpose buildings, as well as calving pens and livestock handling facilities.
Land layout
The land is laid out in a single block and is accessed via a network of private laneways.
The farm has a rolling topography and fields have stock proof fencing, with stretches of mature hedgerows also planted throughout the holding.
The main dwelling house is a traditional-style farmhouse with five bedrooms and three reception rooms.
The main dwelling house is a traditional-style farmhouse with five bedrooms.
It has dual-fuel central heating and is located on a separate site beside the farmyard. In addition, there is also a small, thatched cottage on the property.
In addition, there is also a small, thatched cottage on the property.
Entitlements
Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) entitlements are not included in the sale, although they can be made available by separate negotiation.
The BPS claim for the current year is being retained by the current owner.
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