Published: Wednesday, 29th July, 2009 12:00pm
A residential roadside farm of about 128 acres in a scenic setting at Ramulligan, Redhills, Co Cavan has been sold by private treaty for a total of €1.2 million in three divisions, by Stradone auctioneer and valuer, Charles Clerkin.
The selling agent expressed his satisfaction with the sale:
"In the present climate, I would consider it a good price," said Mr. Clerkin, who also believed it to be a positive aquisition. "It's a good farm. It has the two lakes on it and is in a good location just outside Redhills."
Mr. Clerkin told the Anglo-Celt that the three buyers were three local farmers, while the the under-bidder was from Northern Ireland. The land borders Ramulligan Lough and Cloandra Lough, and has a two-storey property. Solicitor was Paul Kelly, Cavan.Charles J. Clerkin now has three more farms for sale by private treaty.
Knockateggart, Stradone is a residential farm extending to about 72 acres. Accommodation comprises two reception rooms, a kitchen/dining room, utility room, three bedrooms and a bathroom. According to the auctioneer, the lands are on "good heart and laid out in good-sized divisions". As well as the private residence, the land has a silage pit, cubicle house, milking parlour and other out offices.
Another farm at Clifferna and Tierlahood, Stradone is an executor sale for the late Bernard Gillick. This is a residential farm of circa 38 acres and is for sale by private treaty in one or more lots. Lot one comprises 24 acres, 1 rood at Clifferna. Lot two consists of 13 acres, 3 rood, 8 perch at Tierlahood. The lands, which are located off the Cavan/Bailieborough Road, are all in grass.
The third is a farm located at Tullyinchin, Mountainlodge, Cootehill. Also for sale by private treaty for the personal representatives of the late Philip O'Reilly, it's a roadside farm of about seven acres with building potential. The auctioneer describes this as "a prime piece of land".For further information, contact Charles Clerkin Auctioneer and Valuer, Stradone, at 049-4330166 or 087-2538666.
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