As Rebel County farm prices continue to rise, large blocks of keenly priced land are hard to come by. Guided at €1m, or €12,500/ac, this 80ac non-residential holding at Whitegate, Gyleen, Co Cork offers scale and value, with the added benefit of expansive sea views.

Set along the roadside, the yard contains a slatted shed and several other traditional outbuildings. In need of some attention, these structures present good scope for restoration and are likely to be eligible for funding under the Targeted Agriculture Modernisation Schemes (TAMS).

While there is currently no dwelling on the farm, the surrounding area is characterised by agricultural holdings and one-off rural houses, indicating the potential suitability for residential development, subject to the necessary permissions.

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Having been well maintained over the years, the land is laid out in a single block featuring good frontage and multiple access points, with 60ac in top condition and suitable for any agricultural enterprise. A further 20ac extending toward the cliff is better suited to rough grazing.

While in need of modernisation, the traditional farm buildings present good potential for restoration.

The land at Whitegate, Gyleen, Co Cork, comprising 60ac of very-good quality land and 20ac of rough grazing.

Currently in use for drystock, the farm previously operated as a dairy enterprise, with the last recorded milk quota dating from 2013. Given the scale, condition and versatility of the land, the farm offers broad appeal either as a new enterprise or as an expansion to an existing farm.

For sale by private treaty with CCM Property Network, interest has been strong to date from both local farmers and those further afield.