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Furbo, Co. Galway FOR SALE Furbo, Co. Galway For Sale in One Single Lot Circa 8.5 Hectares (21 acres) Property Highlights Contact • Previous planning permission granted on part of the lands for George Brady a mixed use commercial / apartment block, crèche and 9 no. Email: [email protected] detached houses Tel: 091 569 181 • Excellent road frontage onto R336 Galway to Spiddal Road Patricia Staunton Email: [email protected] • Local business occupiers include Connemara Coast Hotel and Tel: 091 569 181 Udaras Na Gaeltachta • Commuter village for Galway City Cushman & Wakefield • Increase in housing demand for the local areas to include 2 Dockgate, Barna, Furbo and Spiddal Dock Road, Galway Ireland • Freehold Title Tel: 091-569181 cushmanwakefield.ie The Location Zoning & Planning The land for sale is located on the north side of the Planning permission was previously granted by R336, Galway to Spiddal Road directly opposite Galway County Council under planning reference the recently completed An Fearban residential 09-639 comprising: development. • Two storey over basement commercial / The village of Furbo is located approximately 9km residential block comprising 3 no. ground floor west of Galway City and is situated on the shores retail units, 3 no. 2 bedroom apartments at first of Galway Bay. It serves as a commuter village for floor level and underground car park (16 no. the Galway City, its greater area and the town of spaces). Spiddal. • Surface car park (15 no. spaces) Furbo and its hinterland has a population of • 9 no. detached houses approximately 800 people and is designated a Gaeltacht area. Amenities in the area include • Crèche with outdoor recreational facilities primary school, church, hotel, convenience store, • ESB sub station filling station, public house, restaurant, and sports ground. • Treatment plant Description Price The land comprised in Folio GY24495 extends €525,000 to circa 8.5 hectares (21 acres) and comprises undeveloped land with an undulating topography currently in use for agricultural purposes. Title Part of the land had previously been granted Freehold planning permission for 9 no. 4 bedroom detached houses, crèche, commercial / apartment block and open space. The site area of which this planning BER details permission applied extends to approximately 6 acres. The balance of this plot comprises Not Applicable approximately 5.7 acres The balance of the land comprises 3 no. separate plots of land as follows: Agricultural land extending to approx. 0.89 ha / 2.12 acres Agricultural land extending to approx. 1.23 ha / 3 acres Commonage land extending to approx. 1.71 ha / 4.2 acres The entire is for sale in one single lot only. Cushman & Wakefield 2 Dockgate, Dock Road, Galway Ireland Tel: 091-569181 Email: [email protected] cushmanwakefield.ie Conditions to be noted: A full copy of our general brochure conditions can be viewed on our website at http://www.sherryfitz.ie/terms or can be requested from your local Cushman & Wakefield office. We strongly recommend that you familiarise yourself with these general conditions. PSRA Registration Number: 002222..
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