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Land Prosperous, Co. Kildare. 11.34 acres • Prime lands in one division • The lands are all in old pasture and have good frontage to a cul de sac • The land is surrounded by mature hedgerow and is of a level free draining nature • Ideal for any use with future long term development potential Prosperous 0.5 km, Maynooth 10 km, Clane 6 km Guide Price: Private Treaty €150,000 Maynooth t: 01 6286128. Celbridge t: 01 6288400. www.coonan.com Location Additional Information The subject lands comprise circa 11.34 acres Prime parcel of land close to village of of land (Folio KE5625) and are located just Prosperous. Currently used for agricultural off the Staplestown Road in the village of purposes the lands are within the town Prosperous. Prosperous benefits from a host boundary and would appear to have some of amenities including (REA to include) The long term potential for development. lands are conveniently located 6km from Altenatively the lands would provide for Clane and 10km from Maynooth and the M4 a prime one off residence subject to the Motorway. They are also in close proximity necessary planning consent. to Naas (15km) and is a 40 minute drive from Dublin City. Viewing By prior appointment at any reasonable hour. Zoning The lands are zoned Objective I in the 2011- 2017 Prosperous Development Plan. This objective provides for agriculture use within the town boundary. Maynooth t: 01 6286128. Celbridge t: 01 6288400. www.coonan.com Maynooth t: 01 6286128. Celbridge t: 01 6288400. www.coonan.com Directions From Prosperous take Stapletown/ Maynooth Road. Take first cul de sac to left and property is on left hand side identified by for sale sign. Agents: REA Coonan Property House, Main Street, Maynooth, Co. Kildare Tel: 01 6286128 Contact: Philip Byrne [email protected] www.coonan.com PRSA registration no. 003764. The above particulars are issued by REA Coonan on the understanding that all negotiations are conducted through them. Every care is taken in preparing particulars which are issued for guidance only and the firm do not hold themselves responsible for any inaccuracies. All reasonable offers will be submitted to the vendors for consideration but the contents of this brochure shall not be deemed to form the basis of any contract subsequently entered into. The vendor or lessor do not make, give or imply nor is REA Coonan or its staff authorised to make, give or imply any representation or warranty whatsoever in respect of this property. From time to time the REA Coonan may email you information about services available 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] Maynooth t: 01 6286128. Celbridge t: 01 6288400. www.coonan.com.

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