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Portrition, Kiltegan, Hacketstown, Carlow
Over 30 acres of agricultural land in Carlow is to go on sale by public auction on Friday, March 27 in one or more lots.
This is a "fine opportunity" to acquire a farm holding located a short distance off the main Hacketstown/Kiltegan road within easy reach of Kiltegan village, Tynock village and Hacketstown.
The lands are currently laid down to permanent pasture and there are a number of good size fields with excellent shelter and are in good heart.
The property includes a two storey farmhouse with a selection of outbuildings.
It has not been lived in for many years and in need of renovation and modernization.
The property will be offered as follows:
Lot 1 Non residential agricultural lands extending to circa 11.8 hectares (29.17 acres)
Lot 2 The farmhouse in need of modernization extending to circa 0.825 hectares (2.03 acres)
Lot 3 The entire property circa 12.63 hectares or 31.20 acres
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