Offers around £1,295,000 for NI farm with 96.4 acres of prime land
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Situated on the Ballycraigy Road South, the farm and land is available as a whole, or in lots.
It is an attractive holding with detached three-bed farm residence, a range of farm building and 96.4 acres of good quality land in a prime location.
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Hide AdThe land is mostly arable, while the farm residence has two reception rooms, kitchen and bathroom.
The property is generally in a good state of repair and would benefit from some modernisation and updating.
Outside, the extensive farmyard has a range of cattle accommodation, modern general purpose shed and range of traditional farm steading, which may be suitable for a range of alternative uses.
The holding is very well located - just a short distance from Sandyknowes Roundabout with excellent arterial links and access to the M2 motorway.
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Hide AdThe remains of an old wallstead may offer some future site potential, subject to the necessary permissions and consents being obtained.
A further portion of land sits adjacent to the limit of development for the hamlet of Ballycraigy.
The holding can be offered in one or more lots as follows:
Entire holding – offers around £1,295,000.
Lot one (house, yard and land on 52.1 acres at Ballycraigy Road South) – offers around £750,000.
Lot two (24.7 acres of land off Browns Road) – offers around £250,000.
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Hide AdLot three (18 acres of land off Ballycraigy Road and Bellyvesey Road, adjoining development limit) - £270,000.
Lot four ( 1.6 acres comprising a single field and wallstead with some site potential off Gravehill Road) - £25,000.
For further detailed information, or to arrange a viewing, contact J. A. McClelland & Sons on Tel. 02893 352727.
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