A 106.5ac residential farm at Tooreenbane, near Millstreet in Co Cork, has come to the market, with the property offered in two lots or as an entire holding.
Located approximately 6km south of Millstreet, the farm comprises 101ac of pasture and 5ac of forestry, along with a two-storey stone-built farmhouse and a selection of outbuildings.
The holding is divided by a secondary public road, with the main block extending to approximately 81.5ac. The traditional farmhouse enjoys a southerly aspect and may qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant (VPRG), subject to eligibility criteria.
The farmyard includes an older-style cubicle house, haybarn, machinery shed and a selection of general-purpose farm buildings. The land is laid out in large, securely fenced fields, with an internal farm roadway providing access and facilitating livestock management.
Speaking to the Irish Country Living, selling agent John Hodnett described the property as an attractive, low-lying and sheltered holding that has operated as a dry stock farm for a number of years.
Lot 1 comprises approximately 81.5ac, including the farmhouse, farmyard and the main block of agricultural land.
Lot 2 extends to approximately 25ac and is a roadside parcel, including around 5ac of coniferous forestry planted approximately 20 years ago.
Lot 3 comprises the entire 106.5ac holding, including the residence and farm buildings.
The property is located 21.5km north of Macroom, while Millstreet is approximately 6km away. The nearby market town offers a range of amenities, including primary and secondary schools, shops and local businesses. Cork city is approximately an hour’s drive away.
The property is offered for sale through Hodnett Forde Property Services<, and andI> and the guide price is listed as €10,000-€12,000/ac for pasture and €5,000-€6,000/ac for forestry.
