This property comprises lands extending to approximately 1.86 ha (4.6 acres), which have most recently been in use for grazing. The property also benefits from a number of stables/ outhouses on site.
The property is generally regular in shape and level in nature throughout. It is accessed via a gateway from the neighbouring Woodbrook Downs. The land remains undeveloped and benefits from excellent road frontage. There are a 2 septic tanks located on site, serving adjacent properties and subject to rights under Grant of Easements.
The property comprises a cleared development site extending to approximately 0.
18 hectares (0.44 acres). It has approximately 80m frontage onto the Dublin Road and secondary frontage to Seaview Park. The site was previously used as a petrol station and has been decontaminated.There is a right of way over part of the property in favour of the HSE. A site plan identifying the boundaries of the property and the route of this right of way shaded in green is attached.The property is superbly located on the eastern side of Dublin Road between Shankill village and the Loughlinstown roundabout on the M11/N11. Shankill is an established residential area in south county Dublin, located to the north of Bray and south of Loughlinstown, Killiney and Ballybrack. The area benefits from good transport links due to its proximity to the M11/N11, M50 and benefits from DART services and the nearby Luas Green Line at Cherrywood.Under the Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Development Plan 2010-2016 the property is zoned as Objective A which is defined as “to protect and/or improve residential amenityâ€. The primary use which is permitted in principle is residential. A number of other uses are also open for consideration.The property is conveniently located approximately 200 m south of the Loughlinstown Roundabout which provides good access to routes along the M11/N11 and the M50. The area is also served by a number of bus routes. Shankill DART station is located approximately 1km to the southeast, while the Green LUAS line terminates at Bride’s Glen approximately 1km to the west.
