Castleredmond, Midleton, Co. Cork

19.5 Acres at Castleredmond Midleton, Co Cork Location, Location, Location! A super opportunity acquire 19.5 acres of prime land, with 8 acres zoned for Residential development located in a most strategic prestigious location at Castleredmond, Midleton , Co Cork. Proposals are invited for the development of this land to cater for very attractive housing developments with potential for future re zoning of the remaining 11.5 acres. Description 19.5 acres of prime land with 8 acres zoned for Residential development and 11.5 acres zoned open space under MD-GC-07 with the following objective “This prominent slope makes a significant contribution to the rural character of Ballinacurra.” Directions 51.900865,-8.166435 Distances: Cork: 25 KM City Centre Midleton: 1.5 km to Town centre N25 0.5 km Lakeview Round about General Extract from County Development Plan 2022 to 2028 “Midleton is the largest town in East Cork and is an important Metropolitan Town along the East Cork Rail Corridor which benefits from an established high-quality public transport service. It is located within the ‘Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy’ study area for which a co-ordinated land use and transport strategy for the Cork Metropolitan Area applies. This includes progressing the sustainable development of new areas for housing, especially those on public transport corridors including urban expansion areas on the rail corridor. The planning strategy for Midleton therefore seeks to achieve significant future growth in population, employment and services, supported by high levels of community facilities, amenities and integrated public transport connections. Midleton has a strong industrial base and specialist roles in the food and beverage sector. The town also has a number of tourism assets. In recent years, whilst retaining its self-sufficient market town character, Midleton has become a popular residential location for commuters working in or near Cork City. The town benefits from a 30-minute peak hour rail service to Cork City with a journey time of 23 minutes. The town offers a strong supply of land for housing, employment and other uses and in this context significant growth is planned in the area in line with the Core Strategy set out in Volume One of this plan. The town has a north-south orientation, with key transport infrastructure at each end; the rail line to the north and the N25 dual carriageway to the south. The lands to the north of the rail line rise steeply in two hills at Water-Rock and Broomfield, with the Owenacurra river valley in between. The lands to the south of the town are low lying leading to the river estuary The Midleton and Carrigtwohill Transportation Study has had significant implications, direct and indirect on all lands contained within the development boundary of the town. Implementation of a number of the recommendations of this study have been key to facilitating the development of the town as a sustainable location for business and living, linking the outer areas with the town centre as well as facilitating the establishment of a pedestrian and cycle network. The ‘Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy’ study which sets out a co-ordinated land use and transport strategy for Metropolitan Cork includes the implementation of sustainable transport measures (walking, cycling and public transport), connecting with and within Midleton.” SERVICES: Water Mains Sub Connection Drainage Mains Sub Connection OTHER Title FREEHOLD Guide Price €P.O.A Viewings STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT WITH SOLE AGENTS Selling Agents William Wallace 087-2604669