€16,500/acre sought for South Tipp holding with house, castle, and pasture
Marked aerial photo of the 45.5-acre farm at Crampscastle, Fethard, Co Tipperary.
New to the market with Clonmel-based auctioneers REA Stokes & Quirke is a 45.5-acre holding in South Tipperary with an unusual collection of attributes.
It isn’t every day that an attractive grass holding comes on the market containing quality outbuildings, a renovated traditional-style cottage, and the ruins of a 12th-century tower.
This is the package at Crampscastle, near Fethard, Co Tipperary, that should attract as many farmers angling for additional acres as hobby farmers hoping for an alternative lifestyle.
The historic walled town of Fethard is just 1km away and the holding enjoys over a kilometre of road frontage.
“It’s an unusual property,” says selling agent John Stokes.
“The cottage was a three-bedroom cottage that the owners have renovated and converted into a two-bedroom cottage, it has a nice range of outbuildings, and then you have the ruins of Crampscastle right in the middle of it.”
The property is all in grass at the moment.
“It’s been well maintained,” says John. “It will suit farmers looking for an outside block of land and maybe a hobby farmer as well.”
The price guide of €750,000 (€16,500/acre) is reasonable, all attributes considered.
