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LANDS AT ARDANAIRY, BRITTAS BAY, CO WICKLOW FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY AN EXCEPTIONAL LANDHOLDING IN A STUNNING COASTAL LOCATION APPROXIMATE OUTLINE – FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY LOT 2 LOT 1 LOCATION The subject lands are located to the south of Brittas Bay adjoining the DESCRIPTION CONSERVATION AREA European Golf Club and east of the N11. The centrepiece of this area The lands are divided by the R750 and are mostly in rough grazing with the exception of some tillage land BRITTAS BAY COASTAL CELL is Brittas Bay beach, a sandy beach that is 4 km long, backed by 100 on the western portion of the site. The lands are laid out in a number of good sized divisions and benefit from SAC/SPA/NHA hectares of sand dunes. mature hedgerows. SUBJECT LANDS There are a number of stone built structures on the northern part of the site along the R750. These buildings are in a derelict state and have been used to The popularity of the area as a tourist and day-tripper › Superb agricultural holding house livestock in recent years. destination during the year has resulted in the development with fantastic views over the The aircraft hangar which is located on the southern of a number of caravan parks / holiday home developments. Irish Sea. portion of the lands forms part of the sale. The hangar There are also a number of local amenities in the area which is in poor condition and is also used as shelter can cater for most needs. › Extends to 97 hectares for livestock. The recent opening of a new stretch of motorway along the (240 acres) approximately Extending to approximately 97 ha (240 acres), the M11 at Jack Whites Pub has further reduced travelling times subject lands are being offered in 3 lots: APPROXIMATE OUTLINE – FOR to Dublin. › Excellent road and IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY sea frontage As you can see from the above map, the north western portion DESCRIPTION SIZE (APPROX.) ACRES LOCATION APPROX. DISTANCE › Located equidistant between of the lands is included in a Special Area of Conservation in the Wicklow Development Plan 2010 – 2016. the busy towns of Wicklow Lot 1 53 ha 131 N11 3km and Arklow. Arklow 9km Lot 2 44 ha 109 › Good transport links with ease Wicklow Town 15km ZONING of access to the M11/N11 that Lot 3 (The Entire) 97 ha 240 Avoca 16km The subject lands are located outside the boundary of both links Dublin City to Wexford. the Arklow Town and Environs Plan 2011 –2017 and the Wicklow M50/ M11 Interchange 50km Access to both lots is provided off the R750, which – Rathnew Development Plan 2013 – 2019 and are agricultural Dublin City 60km intersects the entire holding. in nature. APPROXIMATE LOCATION – FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY CONTACT & FURTHER INFORMATION TITLE SOLICITOR JOHN HOGAN Full details on title can be made available by the Leman Solicitors Solicitors. 8-34 Percy Place, Dublin 4 FURTHER INFORMATION & VIEWINGS +353 (0) 1 639 3000 Further information is available upon request. [email protected] Viewings are to be arranged strictly by appointment through Savills. SELLING AGENTS MARK REYNOLDS HARRIET GRANT +353 (0) 1 618 1326 +353 (0) 1 663 4300 [email protected] [email protected] SAVILLS IRELAND PSRA Lic No. 002233-002920 PSRA Lic No 002223-002310 33 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2 JOHN SWARBRIGG CIANAN DUFF www.savills.ie +353 (0) 1 618 1333 +353 (0) 1 618 1433 [email protected] [email protected] PRSA Lic. No. 002233-003073 PRSA LIC. NO. 002233-004843.

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