Lands at Newberry,
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The property comprises the former Irish Sugar factory lands that extend to approx. 58.82 hectares (145.34 acres). The sugar factory closed in 2006, the majority of the buildings have been removed and extensive remediation works were carried out for the restoration of the lands. The property is in two main sections to the north and south of the R619 road and it is being sold as a whole or in two lots.
Lot 1
Comprising 53.89 hectares (133.16 acres) is on the northern side of the R619 and it has frontage and access to the R619 and R621 roads. The property has a hard surface road
running through the centre of the property. The majority of the lands are zoned for development, approx. 69 acres are zoned industry/ enterprise and approx. 22 acres are zoned existing residential/ mixed residential. The balance of the lands is zoned green infrastructure and include forestry that was planted about 20 years ago. The River Blackwater runs along most of the northern boundary. There are some buildings remaining on the land including :
• 4 derelict two storey detached houses
• A single storey detached office building of approx. 3,890 SqFt, in poor condition
• A detached single storey warehouse/ industrial building of approx. 17,100 SqFt.
Lot 2
Situated to the southern side of the R619 and comprises 4.93 hectares (12.18 acres). This section of the property is zoned Existing Mixed/General Business/Industrial Uses. The railway line runs along the southern boundary of the property.
The property comprises the former Irish Sugar factory lands that extend to approx. 58.82 hectares (145.34 acres). The sugar factory closed in 2006, the majority of the buildings have been removed and extensive remediation works were carried out for the restoration of the lands. The property is in two
The property comprises the former Irish Sugar factory lands that extend to approx. 58.82 hectares (145.34 acres). The sugar factory closed in 2006, the majority of the buildings have been removed and extensive remediation works were carried out for the restoration of the lands. The property is in two main sections to the north and south of the R619 road and it is being sold as a whole or in two lots.
Lot 1
Comprising 53.89 hectares (133.16 acres) is on the northern side of the R619 and it has frontage and access to the R619 and R621 roads. The property has a hard surface road
running through the centre of the property. The majority of the lands are zoned for development, approx. 69 acres are zoned industry/ enterprise and approx. 22 acres are zoned existing residential/ mixed residential. The balance of the lands is zoned green infrastructure and include forestry that was planted about 20 years ago. The River Blackwater runs along most of the northern boundary. There are some buildings remaining on the land including :
• 4 derelict two storey detached houses
• A single storey detached office building of approx. 3,890 SqFt, in poor condition
• A detached single storey warehouse/ industrial building of approx. 17,100 SqFt.
Lot 2
Situated to the southern side of the R619 and comprises 4.93 hectares (12.18 acres). This section of the property is zoned Existing Mixed/General Business/Industrial Uses. The railway line runs along the southern boundary of the property.
- SIGNIFICANT LANDHOLDING EXTENDING TO APPROX. 58.82 HECTARES (145.34 ACRES)
- CONVENIENT ACCESS TO THE N20 CORK TO LIMERICK ROAD AND THE N72 WATERFORD TO KERRY ROAD
- DUAL ROAD FRONTAGE ONTO THE R619 AND R621
- THE MAJORITY OF THE LANDS ARE ZONED FOR INDUSTRY/ ENTERPRISE, EXISTING MIXED/ GENERAL BUSINESS/ INDUSTRIAL USES OR EXISTING RESIDENTIAL/ MIXED RESIDENTIAL
- Guide Price Lot 1: €1,900,000 / Lot 2: €300,000
The property is situated approximately 3.5km southwest of Mallow town and 2.8km west of the N20 Cork to Limerick Road. The property is accessed from the R619 which runs along its southern boundary and the R621 which runs along its western boundary. The River Blackwater forms most of the northern boundary and Mallow Racecourse dominates the area to the north. Mount Alvernia Hospital is located to the east and Newberry Cross Industrial Enterprise Park is to the south of the property. There is an established industrial location in Quartertown approx. 1.5km to the east of the property. Mallow acts as a commuter town for Cork city and Mallow train station has regular daily services to Cork, Limerick and Dublin.
Mallow, with a population of 12,459 (Census, 2016) has been earmarked for significant population growth. Mallow is a thriving and prosperous market town situated in north Co Cork. It is situated on the N20 approx 30km north of Cork city and 60km south of Limerick. It is the administrative centre for north Cork and is a commercial hub for the surrounding hinterland. There is a strong employment base in Mallow with companies including Dairygold, Kostal Ireland GmbH, EPS Group, Sonoco Thermosafe, Barry Group, Walsh Engineering and Hobart Enterprises.
The property is situated approximately 3.5km southwest of Mallow town and 2.8km west of the N20 Cork to Limerick Road. The property is accessed from the R619 which runs along its southern boundary and the R621 which runs along its western boundary. The River Blackwater forms most of the northern boundary
The property is situated approximately 3.5km southwest of Mallow town and 2.8km west of the N20 Cork to Limerick Road. The property is accessed from the R619 which runs along its southern boundary and the R621 which runs along its western boundary. The River Blackwater forms most of the northern boundary and Mallow Racecourse dominates the area to the north. Mount Alvernia Hospital is located to the east and Newberry Cross Industrial Enterprise Park is to the south of the property. There is an established industrial location in Quartertown approx. 1.5km to the east of the property. Mallow acts as a commuter town for Cork city and Mallow train station has regular daily services to Cork, Limerick and Dublin.
Mallow, with a population of 12,459 (Census, 2016) has been earmarked for significant population growth. Mallow is a thriving and prosperous market town situated in north Co Cork. It is situated on the N20 approx 30km north of Cork city and 60km south of Limerick. It is the administrative centre for north Cork and is a commercial hub for the surrounding hinterland. There is a strong employment base in Mallow with companies including Dairygold, Kostal Ireland GmbH, EPS Group, Sonoco Thermosafe, Barry Group, Walsh Engineering and Hobart Enterprises.
LOT 1
27.88 hectares (68.89 acres) zoned Special Policy Area MW-X-02, to provide medium or large scale industry/ enterprise primarily suitable for low employment intensity uses.
8.91 hectares (22 acres) zoned Existing Residential/Mixed Residential and other uses
17.1 hectares (42.27 acres) zoned Green Infrastructure
LOT 2
4.93 hectares (12.18 acres) zoned Existing Mixed/General Business/Industrial uses
The property is held on a freehold title. The majority of the Lot 1 lands are registry of deeds and there are two folios CK17957 and CK61229F. The relevant folios for Lot 2 are CK28764, CK30286 and CK38032F.
The vendor will be utilising the joint option to tax.
Gillian Beechinor, Arthur Cox, Ten Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2
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