Collierstown, Bellewstown, Drogheda, Co. Meath

• Prime holding of elevated free draining lands in Bellewstown village • Substantial road frontage onto 2 public roads with excellent access • Majority of lands designated 'Rural Node' status in Meath County Development Plan 2021 to 2027 • Ideal for any agricultural or equestrian use with potential for superb sites (STPP) • Adjacent to racetrack, GAA pitch, Church and Public House. Drogheda 9km, M1 motorway 9km, Dublin airport 34km Guide Price: Price on Application Type of Transaction: For Sale by Private Treaty Lot 1: Approx. 4.5 acres (1.83 ha) Lot 2: Approx 46.5 acres (18.9 ha) Lot 3: The Entire - approx. 51 acres (20.7 ha) Description The property consists of prime farmland of approx. 51 acres in total. Laid out in two distinct divisions of tillage and meadow use. Excellent location in the village of Bellewstown, adjacent to the local national school and church offering obvious potential for future development. Location The property is set in the heart of the quaint village of Bellewstown in north east Co. Meath. The area is ideally located along the M1 motorway corridor linking Dublin to Drogheda and beyond. The village is serviced for local needs with a national school and the well-known Bellewstown Racecourse that is also home to a Bellewstown GAA and Bellewstown Pitch and Putt Club. The local towns of Duleek, Julianstown and Stamullen provide further amenities including shops, eateries, business parks, hotels and more. Rural Node designation Approx. 30 acres of the entire property is zoned as a Rural Node under the Meath County Development Plan 2021 2027. The objective of which is as follows: 'Rural nodes are designated for limited development at a sustainable scale for immediate local need through the development of clusters. It is anticipated that each rural node can cater for a small population increase from their current population base over the period of the Plan.' Further information can be found at https://consult.meath.ie/en/consultation/consolidated-meath-county-development-plan-2021-2027-incl-variations-1-2-3/chapter/09-rural-development-strategy Additional Information • Suitable for any agricultural or equestrian purposes • Potential for superb elevated residential sites (subject to the relevant planning permissions) • Well maintained lands with good road frontage onto two public roads • Ideal investment opportunity, of interest to farmers, investors and developers • Obvious medium to long term development potential Viewing: By appointment only at any reasonable hour. Contact Information: Philip Byrne T: 01 628 6128 Accommodation Note: Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.