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For people in agricultural circles, the area between the Galtees and Knockmealdowns in South Tipperary has always been renowned for its high quality farming land and a farm just outside Clogheen, which is coming up for auction is no exception.
The 38 acre property boasts around half a kilometre of road frontage, is ideally placed close to Cahir, Clonmel and Mitchelstown, just outside Clogheen village with the land laid out in a single block of six fields in permanent pasture.
The land contains the ruins of a two storey farmhouse, with a range of farm buildings located centrally in the holding, including a well maintained 3 bay slatted fattening unit and a cattle crush. The farm has its own water supply in all fields and is fully connected for electricity. One field runs adjacent to the River Duag, a tributary of the River Suir, and the holding has the benefit of mature trees and hedgerows.
The land, which is south facing, has all the facilities to serve as a stand-alone unit, but would also be ideal as a fully serviced out-farm to run a replacement dairy heifer herd or a suckler beef operation.
The AMV on this attractive parcel is €230,000 and further information can be obtained by contacting John Stokes on 052-6121788.
The auction takes place in Cahir House Hotel at 3pm on Wednesday, November 26.
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