Land c. 66.34 Acres - 26.84 HA., Tournant, Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow

Coordinates to land 53.04547131097768, -6.709365394778267 The lands extend to c. 66.34 Acres / 26.84 Hectares and benefit from mature boundary hedgerows together with good road frontage, providing straightforward access to the holding. The lands comprise good quality agricultural ground which is currently all in grass. The holding enjoys an elevated position with pleasant views over Dunlavin and the surrounding Wicklow/ Kildare countryside. The lands have a natural fall throughout, creating a well-balanced holding with a mix of gently sloping and lower lying sections. The higher ground provides excellent grazing and outlook, while the lower sections of the holding are particularly suited to summer grazing. The current grassland has been well maintained and the lands are capable of supporting a variety of farming activities. Overall, the holding would be suitable for a range of agricultural enterprises including beef, sheep, dairy, equine or forestry, offering flexibility for a purchaser depending on their intended use. The surrounding area is well known for its strong agricultural and equine tradition, making the lands particularly attractive for those involved in the bloodstock or equine sector seeking additional grazing or turnout land. The mature hedgerows surrounding the fields provide natural shelter and clearly defined boundaries while also contributing to the overall character of the lands. The combination of the elevated position, views over the surrounding countryside and established boundaries creates an attractive block of farmland in a well-regarded agricultural area. Given the size of the holding, road frontage and attractive setting overlooking the surrounding countryside, the lands may also present an excellent opportunity for the development of a one-off dwelling house, subject to the necessary planning permission being obtained from Wicklow County Council. LOCATION Tournant is located just outside the village of Dunlavin in west Wicklow, a quiet rural setting while still being within easy reach of a number of commuter towns and transport routes. The property is approximately 2 km from Dunlavin village, which offers a range of everyday amenities including local shops, cafés, a primary school, sporting facilities and other services. Dunlavin sits along the R412, providing easy access to surrounding towns such as Blessington (c. 12 km east) and Baltinglass (c. 14 km south). The nearby town of Blessington provides a wider range of supermarkets, restaurants, schools and services and also connects to the N81, which provides a direct route to Dublin. Dublin City Centre is approximately 45 km away, making the area an attractive option for those seeking a countryside setting within commuting distance of the capital. The area is also well positioned within one of Ireland’s best-known equine regions, with several major racecourses located within easy reach. Punchestown Racecourse is approximately 20 km, Naas Racecourse is approximately 26 km, while the renowned The Curragh Racecourse is approximately 35 km away, placing the property firmly in the heart of Ireland’s thoroughbred and bloodstock country. Rail services are available from Newbridge (c. 23 km), providing regular commuter services to Dublin. The larger commercial centres of Naas and Kilcullen are also within easy reach and provide access to the M7 motorway.