€45,000

Beds

Price

€45,000

Property Type

Site

Size

meters²

Energy Rating

BER-

Refreshed on

Sep 8, 2026

Eircode

Group Name

Padraic Davis Auctioneers

Sales License Number

004525

Description

C. 0.86 ACRE SITE SUBJECT TO PLANNING PERMISSION Brilliantly located site, being sold subject to Planning Permission, just a few minutes drive from the villages of Ballinamuck, Cloone and Drumlish. Situated in the heart of the fishing district at Gortletteragh, this site is just a ten-minute drive from Lough Rynn Castle & Hotel, as well as Mohill Town, while the Keeldra Lake Trail and swimming amenity is also close by. The historic village of Ballinamuck is just 5 minutes away. The property is situated on the county border of Leitrim and Longford, 6km north of Drumlish Village and about 10 mins drive from Mohill Town. Cattan is a peaceful countryside setting, a short drive to Longford, Carrick-on-Shannon and the N4/M4 for easy commuting access to the Capital. The property is just a few miles off the N4 national route, as well as being within one hour of Sligo and less than 100 minutes to Dublin City. A daily commute to the Capital is quite common with some locals. (Planning permission previously granted- lapsed in 2010) Folio Number: LM18816F GPS Coordinates: 53.88194267081337, -7.753079009435077

Features

Spacious site SPP– c. 0.86 acres Within 30 mins drive to Carrick on Shannon, Cavan & Longford Dromod Train Station 15 minutes 20 Minute drive to Longford Train Station 7 Trains per day on the Dublin-Sligo Line Commute to Dublin- 1 hour & 30 mins Just a 5-minute drive to Drumlish village Note: These contents do not constitute an offer or form the basis of any contract. All descriptions, dimensions, references to condition etc, are given in good faith and are believed to be correct. Any intending purchasers should not rely on them and are strongly advised to view the property for themselves. All measurements are approximate, photographs and boundary lines provided are for guidance purposes only. These particulars are not to be considered a formal offer; they do not form any part of a resulting contract.

Description

Features