DNG Martin O'Connor Land Sales are delighted to offer for sale by DNG Online Auction this attractive roadside parcel of land at Bantrach, Ballinahown, Co. Galway.
Extending to approximately 0.38 Ha (0.93 Acres), the lands comprise a level field currently used for grazing purposes and enclosed by well-built traditional dry stone walls.
The property enjoys a convenient roadside position on the right-hand side of the road when travelling towards the sea. Its level topography, established boundaries and roadside access make it a practical and appealing parcel property.
The property's level topography and roadside frontage offer potential for a residential site, subject to planning permission (SPP). Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves regarding the suitability of the lands for development and any applicable local planning requirements.
Situated in the scenic South Connemara countryside, the property represents an appealing opportunity for local landowners wishing to extend their existing holdings, agricultural purchasers, or those seeking a roadside parcel with potential for a residential site, subject to planning permission.
The property is held under Folio GY30378F, File Plan 15D, and is being offered for sale as an individual lot.
Please note that this property will be offered for sale by DNG Online Auction (unless sold prior).
The vendors may consider and accept offers prior to the auction, so interested parties are encouraged to register their interest with DNG Martin O'Connor Land Sales to avoid disappointment.
The successful bidder will be required to pay the balance of the 10% deposit, with contracts signed immediately upon acceptance of the successful bid, in accordance with the auction terms and conditions.
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