In the ‘Premier County’, located at Golden Road, Hore Abbey, Cashel, Co. Tipperary, is a c.49ac residential farm.

It is situated around 2.5km from the centre of Cashel; the town is situated in the Golden Vale, an area of rolling pastureland in the province of Munster.

The holding is located around 5km from Golden; 11km from Kilfeacle; 18km from Tipperary Town; and the M8 is only a three minute drive from the residence.

Energy in Agriculture – Ireland’s largest energy event for the farming community – is due to take place this year at Gurteen College, Co. Tipperary on Tuesday, August 20.

Permanent pasture

The c.49ac are laid out in permanent pasture and in one division.

John Stokes, of REA Stokes & Quirke, is the agent looking after the sale. According to John, it is a private sale, as the land had originally been leased in the past.

“Although it requires a bit of tidying, it would suit any type of farmer,” John said. Before, it had been used for grazing / fattening cattle.

These level lands are suitable for any farming enterprise, such as a dairy farmer looking to expand, according to the agent.

Not only that, but the property comes with a large array of farm buildings, which would benefit from some modernisation.

The land also benefits from good road frontage.

Additional features

The residence is a four-bedroom bungalow, which has been recently modernised.

Included within is:

  • A hallway;
  • A front sitting room;
  • A kitchen / dining room;
  • A utility room;
  • Four bedrooms; and
  • A family bathroom.

According to John, there has been local interest to date. However, given its location, he expects more interest generated from further out.

The property has a guide price of €750,000. Early viewing is recommended.

Further information can be found on REA Stokes and Quirke’s website.