C. 45.5 Acres Shrone Beg, Rathmore

For sale by William Hennigan Auctioneer via the iamsold Bidding Platform 

Please note this property will be offered by online auction (unless sold prior). For auction date and time please visit iamsold.ie. Vendors may decide to accept pre-auction bids so please register your interest with us to avoid disappointment.

Approx. 45.5 acres of mainly heavy drystock, grazing land and bogland and separate outbuildings steel shed etc.

The lands will qualify for various Department of Agricultural Farming Schemes. The property is lcoated just off the main Killarney to Rathmore/Mallow road with short right of way entrance connecting the property to the public road.

Option to also purchase a derelict farmhouse on a 1.5 acre site.

For more information please contact the auctioneer.

TO VIEW OR MAKE A BID Contact William Hennigan Auctioneer or iamsold, www.iamsold.ie

Starting Bid and Reserve Price

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Auctioneer's Comments

This property is offered for sale by unconditional auction. The successful bidder is required to pay a 10% deposit and contracts are signed immediately on acceptance of a bid. Please note this property is subject to an undisclosed reserve price. Terms and conditions apply to this sale.

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Property Particulars

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