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Cottage and C.9 Acres, Rathbeggan Lane, Dunshaughlin, Co. Meath Cottage and c.9 acres, Cottage and c.9 acres Rathbeggan Lane, Dunshaughlin, Co. Meath • Superb opportunity to develop a family home in a prime location (STPP) Guide Price : • Attractive Cottage in need of full renovation • Superb private setting just off the R147 and POA M3 motorway • Lands of prime quality free draining variety all in grass Public Auction on Wednesday the 26th August in Glenroyal Hotel, Maynooth, Co. Kildare at 3 pm coonan.com LOCATION: Located on Rathbeggan Lane just off the R147(Old N3) Dunboyne to Dunshaughlin road close to the towns of Dunsghaughlin, Ratoath and Dunboyne. Rathbeggan Lane is located just 4 km from Dun- shaughlin and is just 5 minute drive to Pace Railway station with a regular commuter service to Dub- lin Docklands and just off Junction 5 of the M3 motorway. It is adjacent to a range of national and secondary schools and services and is well serviced with local sporting amenities including Fairyhouse racecourse, Killeen Castle, Carton House and Black Bush Golf Clubs. coonan.com Zoning: • The lands are un-zoned in the current Meath Development Plan Additional Information: • Super Opportunity to develop a fine residential holding (STPP) • The cottage provides an opportunity for a refurbishment/extension (STPP) • Lands are situated on an attractive cul de sac and provide for a very attractive setting with an easy commute to the capital via road, train or bus. coonan.com DirectionsDirections THE PROPERTY THE PROPERTY DirectionsDirections: From Dublin take the M4M3 and take theexit Maynooth at junction exit. 5. ProceedFollow the towards road intoDunshaughlin Maynooth passing (crossing Avoca the flyover)and Kilsaran and concrete. Continue straight at Fairyhouse road roundabout for 2 km and Rathbeggan Lane is on left hand side. takeTake theturn left down (opposite lane and Topaz). property At the is onnext right junction hand sideturn identifiedright, the next by for left auction and left signs. again at the T junction. Take the turn for the second development on this road (Castledawson), continue through this development until you reach Newtown Hall. The Drive is the third turn to the right. Contact Information: Viewing: ContactPhilip Byrne Information Property016286128 House, Main Street, Maynooth, Co. Kildare By appointment at any convenient time Tel:[email protected] +353 1 6286128 Email: [email protected] Coonan Contact: Mick Wright Solicitors: Mr. Declan Brooks, Shanley & Co. Sols, Academy Street, Navan, Co. Meath Coonan Pensions & Mortgages - Independent Brokers For the Best Mortgage Deal to Suit your Needs Call T: 046-9093200 01 5052718 / [email protected] Coonan Pensions & Mortgages is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. PSRA registration no. 003764. ThePSRA above registration particulars no. 003764.are issued by Coonan Property on the understanding that all negotiations are conducted through them. Every care is taken in preparing particulars whichThe above are issued particulars for guidance are issued only by and Coonan the firm Property do not on holdthe understandingthemselves responsible that all negotiations for any inaccuracies. are conducted All reasonable through them.offers Everywill be care submitted is taken to in the preparing vendors particulars for considerationwhich are issued but for the guidance contents only of this and brochure the firm shall do not behold deemed themselves to form responsible the basis for of any inaccuracies.contract subsequently All reasonable entered offers into. will The be vendorsubmitted or lessor to the do vendors not make, for give orconsideration imply nor is butCoonan the contents Property of or this its staffbrochure authorised shall not to make,be deemed give or to imply form anythe basisrepresentation of any contract or warranty subsequently whatsoever entered in respect into. The of thisvendor property. or lessor do not make, give Fromor imply time nor to istime Coonan the Coonan Property Property or its staff may authorised email you to information make, give about or imply services any representation available within or thewarranty Group whatsoever that we think in respectmay be of thisinterest property. to you. If you do not wish to receiveFrom time such to emails time the simply Coonan forward Property this may email email with you “Opt information out” in the about subject services line toavailable [email protected] within the Group that we think may be of interest to you. If you do not wish to receive such emails simply forward this email with “Opt out” in the subject line to [email protected] coonan.comcoonan.com.
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