Period residence set on 80 acres of top-quality land
One of the most impressive farms to come on the market in Galway is an 80 acre residential holding with extensive modern farm buildings, a period house and guest maisonette.
Feaghmore House and lands are located between Eyrecourt and Portumna which is to be sold by auction with an Advised Minimum Value of €1m.
Home to the renowned Karoola Pedigree Charolais herd for the past 20 years, the lands are described as “exceptional top-quality fattening lands”.
The farm is 2.5 miles from Portumna and 12.5 miles from Ballinasloe. The roadside lands are all in pasture and were very well maintained over the years.
The lands are serviced by an internal roadway and divided into several blocks for easy management the fields have piped water, border hedging and mature boundaries.
Adjacent to the house is a cut-stone maisonette extending to 1,163 sq ft and including a living room, dining room, kitchen, two double bedrooms, toilet and shower.
The equestrian accommodation includes five stables and selection of loose sheds and workshop. The grounds have been tastefully maintained with stepped lawns, border hedging and mature trees.
At auction, the property can be bought as an entire lot or in two lots, with the first including 30 acres the house and farmyard. Across the road, the second lot extends to 48 acres.
“This property ticks all the boxes; top quality, rich fertile lands, modern farmyard facilities, a beautiful comfortable home of character and a private convenient location only 15 minutes off the M6 at Ballinasloe.
“Feaghmore House is what many would consider as the ideal country home. Boasting all the character and charm of a residence of its era, this impressive cut-stone property has been completely and tastefully refurbished by its present owners to enjoy all the comforts and conveniences of any modern home,” said auctioneer Ger O’Toole.
The AMV is €1m. The auction takes place on Thursday, June 11 at 3pm in Gullane’s Hotel, Ballinasloe.