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3.1 Acres
Development Site
Dublin Road
Fermoy
Co. Cork
Description
An excellent opportunity to purchase this 1.25 Hectare (3.1 Acres) of development land which is currently zoned as Business & General Employment and is adjacent to a large car sales facility and a builders providers.
The development site is located on the outskirts of Fermoy town and approximately 2 minute drive off the M8 (Cork/Dublin motorway) offering excellent transport links.
Fermoy is an important provincial town in north Cork, situated approx. 35 Km from Cork city. The town has a current population of approx. 6800 and acts as an important employment commercial centre for the urban area and large surround hinterland.
Features
Short commute of the M8 motorway
High profile location
About the Area
Fermoy (pop. 2,270) lies about 30 miles to the north-east of Cork city on the Blackwater River. It was a garrison town and at one time had the largest concentration of troops in the country. Today the town is well known for angling, particularly salmon. It is strategically located, just where the main roads from Dublin to Cork and Rosslare to Killarney intersect.
The Blackwater valley is well known for its period houses and one of the finest, Castle Hyde, now owned by Micheal Flatley of Riverdance, is just outside the town. It was once the home of Douglas Hyde, founder of the Gaelic League and the first President of the Irish Republic.
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