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Prime Tullamore site to be sold at auction next month
A 116-site residential piece of land with full planning permission from Offaly County Council is set to go under the hammer at auction on Thursday, October 18, in the Glenroyal Hotel Maynooth at 3pm (unless previously sold).
The expansive property is being sold in three lots by Coonan Property as follows: Lot 1: 34 sites, Lot 2: 82 sites Lot 3: The Entire of 116 Sites.
The land is described as a superb development opportunity with “Ready to Go” planning permission in a location close to important amenities like schools and the town centre.
The land, zoned as residential in the most recent Tullamore Town Development Plan, is a level site with access off the Arden Road and as well as a new entrance used for the Educate Together school.
It will be sold at auction unless previously sold on Thursday, October 18. Interest is expected to be high with the site being considered important in Tullamore.
You can contact Coonan Property using the details below:
T: +353 1 6286128
E: philipb@coonan.com
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