Coolcormack, c. 59 ha (148 Acres), Dungarvan, Waterford

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Property Type	Farm Land
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Energy Rating	BER-B3
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Eircode	X35YP77

Description

ONLINE AUCTION THURSDAY 29TH JULY 2021 @14.00 Currently trading as the West Waterford Golf Course THE PROPERTY Approximately 57ha (141 acres) of top-quality agricultural land, reconfigured in 1991 as a golf course. The lands can easily be reconstituted as an agricultural holding using well placed shelterbelts and natural watercourses as field divisions. The lands incorporate approximately 25 acres of commercial forestry, 2 acres of roadways, club house and car park. The balance lands extending to approximately 121 acres is currently occupied by the golf course and is in grass. The topography of the property is gently undulating. The lands are well drained and would suit several agricultural enterprises, including the rearing of livestock and tillage. A deliberate policy has been in place over the years whereby only standard fertilizers have been used except for the green where specific grass treatments have been kept to a minimum. With the planting of mixed woodland and the creation of small water hazards the area has become a haven for wildlife. Club House The Club House extends to approximately 650 sq. m. (7,000 sq. ft.), with dining room, bar and meeting rooms on the first floor. Offices, stores, shop and changing rooms on the ground floor. Subject to the granting of planning permission, the club house would convert to a substantial private residence with views over the lands and the surrounding countryside. Outbuildings There are a number of agricultural buildings on the property, including a 3 bay slatted cattle shed with double lean to and smaller implement sheds, all located in the main farmyard.

Features

*Good quality Agricultural land currently laid out as an 18 hole golf course * Situated in the Waterford countryside only 4km from the thriving town of Dungarvan and the coast. * 148 acre (59 hectare) * Club House approx. 650 sq. m, suitable fir conversion to substantial residence subject to planning consent. * Located at the mouth of the Colligan river and overlooking beautiful Dungarvan Bay * Mains Electricity. Monitored Alarm System. Well Water. Septic Tank. Gas Fired central Heating.

BER Details

BER: B3

Directions

LOCATION The property is situated approximately 5km from Dungarvan a thriving bustling seaside market town nestled beneath the Comeragh Mountains of County Waterford on the south east coast of Ireland. Located at the mouth of the Colligan river and overlooking beautiful Dungarvan Bay, the town has a population in excess of 10,000. A high tourist amenity area Dungarvan is noted for its numerous amenities, rugged coastline & mountains and its prime location in the heart of the County makes it a desirable location in which to put down roots. It has all the requirements for modern living, high quality schools, sports facilities, major employers, fabulous restaurants, pubs, beaches, golf, tennis, sailing, surfing, and a vibrant night life. Dungarvan is a noted deep sea angling centre, with shark, general ground and wreck fishing available. One of Ireland’s best known artisan food festivals, West Waterford Festival of Food runs annually each April. Dungarvan offers a perfect starting point to explore the fabulous sights in Ireland’s Ancient East. The spectacular Waterford Greenway offers a 46km dedicated off road cycling and walking trail from Dungarvan to Waterford passing along part of the Copper Coast offering breath-taking views of the Comeragh Mountains, beaches and coves. The town lies on the N25 European route which connects Cork, Waterford & Rosslare Europort. The nearest airport with regular scheduled services is Cork Airport, which is 80 km away. The south East of Ireland consists of five counties of Carlow, Kilkenny, Waterford, Tipperary and Wexford fondly known as the ‘Sunny South East’, famous for it vibrant towns, coastal villages and resorts. The landscape comprises a mix of rolling hills, woodlands, picturesque river valleys of the Blackwater, Nore, Suir & Slaney and a coastline dotted with quaint fishing villages. Rich in culture and heritage, The Irish National Heritage Park, Dunbrody Heritage Ship, Kilkenny Castle, The Rock of Cashel and The Waterford Crystal Visitor Centre are among the more popular visitor attractions. Waterford 45 km Cork 75km Cork International Airport 81 km Kilkenny 90km Dublin 207km

Viewing Details

Viewing strictly by appointment through Colliers International PSRA No. 001223. Contact Marcus Magnier Ph No + 353 01 6333700 Mobile No +353 086 2555161 email; marcus.magnier@colliers.com

Solicitor

Legal documentation can be obtained on line or through the appointed solicitors having carriage of sale. Paul Lilley, OSM Partners LLP, 87 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2 Ph No +353 01 6915900 Email; plilly@osmpartners.ie

Reciever

Ken Tyrrell PWC, One Spencer Dock, North Wall Quay, Dublin 1 Ph No; + 353 01 7925184

Description

Features

BER Details

BER: B3

Directions

Viewing Details

Viewing strictly by appointment through Colliers International PSRA No. 001223. Contact Marcus Magnier Ph No + 353 01 6333700 Mobile No +353 086 2555161 email; marcus.magnier@colliers.com

Solicitor

Reciever