James O’Meara Auctioneering Ltd brings to the market two agricultural properties, both located in the heart of Co. Longford.

The first of the two properties on offer is a residential farm, located at Derryloughbannow, Lanesborough, Co. Longford.

Agricultural and marginal land

This residential holding comprises circa 16ac of good-quality agricultural land, and around 10ac of marginal land. There is also a tastefully decorated three-bedroom, stone-faced bungalow present on the property.

The entirety is located just 3km from Lanesborough town.

In addition to the land, there is a three-bay, dry bed cattle shed currently used as a workshop on site, along with cattle handling facilities.

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With regard to the residence, it is in “walk-in condition” throughout, according to the auctioneers, and boasts meticulously maintained landscaped gardens.

The bungalow consists of: a kitchen; a sitting room; a front porch; a bedroom with an en-suite; three further bedrooms; a family bathroom; and a large hotpress.

Additional features of this property include: mains water; a security alarm system with CCTV; post and rail fencing; a tarmac driveway; and a large detached garage (400ft²) with a double entrance.

The residential holding at Derryloughbannow is for sale by private treaty, with a guiding price of €280,000. Viewing of this property is recommended to “truly appreciate it”.

More information on the holding is available on daft.ie.

Divided into 2 parcels

The second of the properties brought forward by the auctioneer is this circa 9ac (3.64ha) non-residential agricultural land, which is located at Cornamuckla, Ballymahon, Co. Longford.

The holding, which is of good quality, has frontage onto two roads; however, the land is divided into two parcels by the Rath River.

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Included within the sale is a cattle yard, a shed and a holding pen, with electricity access on site.

There is “amply opportunity for construction of a residence”, according to the auctioneers, subject to planning permission requirements.

The holding is guiding at €95,000, and “could interest someone looking to build a house while securing some acreage at the same time”.

Additional information is available online.