Lot 2:Donnybrewer Lower & Longfield, Lot 2: Eglinton Estate, Eglinton, Co. Derry/Londonderry

€5,400,000

Beds
Price	€5,400,000
Property Type	Site
Size	0 meters²
Energy Rating	BER-
Refreshed on	Jun 20, 2025
Eircode	BT47 3PS
Group Name	Savills Residential & Country Agency
Sales License Number	002223

Description

One of the finest and largest single blocks of agricultural ground in the country Farm Buildings Situated on the south-western boundary, the farmyard and buildings at Donnybrewer Mains & Longfield are accessed immediately off Station Road and can be classified as follows: Grain store: Dutch barn with a corrugated roof and cladding, block walls and flooring. Machinery shed: Adjoining Dutch barns with corrugated roof and cladding. Traditional general-purpose sheds: One store of stone construction beneath a corrugated roof, plus two further buildings of stone construction, one with a corrugated roof and one uncovered. There is ample hardstanding within the yard, providing sufficient space for the turning and manoeuvring of large machinery or articulated lorries. Situated centrally within the land is a further yard used for storing farmyard manure. Livestock handling facilities adjoin. Farmland Occupying a stunning position on the banks of Lough Foyle, the land at Donnybrewer Mains and Longfield comprises one of the finest and largest single blocks of agricultural ground in the country, extending to about 687 acres in total and including about 622 acres of first-class, fertile and versatile arable land. The soil benefits from excellent working depth and structure, supporting a wide range of cropping systems. The land is laid out in generously sized fields, ideal for modern, large-scale farm machinery, with the largest field extending to about 46 acres. The property enjoys useful road frontage and is served by a well-established network of internal tracks, enhancing access and operational efficiency. Multiple gated access points, fitted with wide agricultural gates, provide ease of entry for machinery and equipment throughout the block. The topography is largely level, supporting efficient cultivation and mechanisation. One of the most striking features of this parcel is its scenic aspect, with over two miles of uninterrupted frontage onto Lough Foyle, offering exceptional views and a rare coastal setting. It is served by a pair of electric pumps, further supporting drainage, as required.

Accommodation

Features

Farm buildings
About 622 acres of fertile and versatile arable land
Network of internal tracks
Multiple access points
Coastal location
Ring-fenced land

Negotiator

James Butler

Description

Accommodation

Features

Farm buildings
About 622 acres of fertile and versatile arable land
Network of internal tracks
Multiple access points
Coastal location
Ring-fenced land

Negotiator

James Butler