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Thomas V. Ryan Auctioneers are currently offering a compact non residential holding for sale between Thurles and Holycross.
The lands are situated adjacent to the Cabragh Road and within 2 miles of both Thurles and Holycross.
The property comprises of approximately 18 st. acres and is situated within the townlands of Galbertstown Lower and Cabragh. The lands possess considerable road frontage and some very good quality grazing ground. Agricultural land is undoubtedly the best performing property class at present as the farming sector is experiencing significant growth. Land values have stabilised in the last year and demand is increasing especially for smaller parcels.
The subject lands have potential for building purposes (subject to planning) due to the extensive road frontage and the popularity of this area for once off housing.
The property is for sale by private treaty with an asking price of E130,000. Further details and maps are available from
Thomas V. Ryan Auctioneers, Thurles on (0504) 26846.
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