HSE selling land in Tipperary for almost €3 million

It has been revealed this week that the Health Service Executive (HSE) is looking to sell 152 acres of land in Clonmel, county Tipperary for offers in excess of €2,950,000, equating to roughly €19,400 per acre.

The HSE-owned ‘Heywood Lands’ form part of a wider Heywood landholding which has been sold off over time, this remaining land is now being brought to the market as they are no longer required by the HSE for the provision of its services.

The property consultants overseeing the sale, Quinn Agnew and joint selling agent John Stokes Of REA Stokes & Quirke, say the land “offers a highly strategic opportunity combining agricultural versatility with medium to long-term commercial potential.”

They continue: “Held in a single, continuous block, the free-draining land features 100 acres dedicated to tillage and 52 acres in high-quality grass, making it well-suited for any farming enterprise.

“The Lands comprises c. 51 acres of land zoned Strategic Reserve and the remaining land of c. 101 acres zoned Employment under the Tipperary County Development Plan 2022-2028.

“Beyond its agricultural value, the property boasts an elevated position that provides panoramic views over Clonmel town and the surrounding countryside.”

In terms of its location, the lands have extensive frontage onto both the N24 Clonmel bypass and the Heywood Road, placing them within easy reach of the M8 Motorway at Cashel (Junction 8) and Cahir (Junction 10).

The deadline for public tender submissions is October 29, 2026 at 12pm.