A 66-acre agricultural landholding in west Wicklow has been brought to the market for €795,000, or just under €12,000 per acre. Located in the townland of Tournant, approximately 2km from Dunlavin village, the lands extend to approximately 66.34 acres, or 26.84 hectares, and are listed by selling agent J. P. & M. Doyle in Blessington. The holding is described as good-quality agricultural ground, currently all in grass, with mature boundary hedgerows and good road frontage providing straightforward access. Set in an elevated position, the lands
have views over Dunlavin and the surrounding Wicklow and Kildare countryside. According to the selling agent, the holding has a natural fall throughout, with a mix of gently sloping and lower-lying sections. The higher ground is described as providing grazing and outlook, while the lower sections are said to be particularly suited to summer grazing. The grassland has been maintained and the lands are said to be capable of supporting a range of farming activities, including beef, sheep, dairy, equine or forestry use, while the
mature hedgerows provide natural shelter and clearly defined boundaries. The surrounding area is known for its agricultural and equine activity, with the holding also being marketed as a potential option for those in the bloodstock or equine sector seeking additional grazing or turnout land. Given the size of the holding, its road frontage and setting overlooking the surrounding countryside, the selling agent said the lands may also present an opportunity for the development of a one-off dwelling house, subject to the necessary planning permission from
Wicklow County Council.
Wicklow land for sale, Tournant, Dunlavin, 66 acres, €795,000, agricultural land, grazing, equine, bloodstock, one-off dwelling, Wicklow County Council, J. P. & M. Doyle, Blessington