Development Lands At
Drumaveil
Cootehill
Co. Cavan

Development Site
Extending to 2.80 hectares (6.9 acres) approx.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• Prominent greenfield landholding offering residential development potential, subject to planning permission (S.P.P.).
• Extending to approximately 2.80 hectares (6.9 acres).
• Zoned ‘Proposed Residential’ under the Cavan County Development Plan.
• Excellent accessibility via an existing access point onto New Line Road.
• Established surrounding amenities, Cootehill Celtic GAA Club, Hugh O’Reilly Memorial Park, St. Michael’s Church and National School.
• Located close to the proposed Aldi development site.

LOCATION
Cootehill is an established market town situated approximately 25 km north-east of Cavan town and approximately 1 km south of the Co. Monaghan border.

The subject lands are located along New Line Road, approximately 200 metres south of its junction with the R190 Cootehill / Ballybay Road. The property benefits from convenient access to the town and its surrounding road network.

The surrounding area comprises a range of established community, sporting and educational amenities, including Cootehill Celtic GAA Club, Hugh O’Reilly Memorial Park, St. Michael’s Church and National School. The proposed Aldi development site is also located nearby.

ZONING
The lands are zoned as ‘Proposed Residential’ under the Cavan County Development Plan 2022–2028. The property offers potential for future residential development, subject to the necessary planning permission.

SERVICES We understand that all mains services are available in the vicinity of the subject property. Interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves independently as to the availability, capacity and adequacy of all services required for their intended use.

Further details upon request from the sole selling agent.

Cootehill is a prominent market town and townland in County Cavan. The area is served by ever-improving public transport, linking the town with many of the surrounding areas, including Dublin. Most of the population find it necessary to own cars, though there are many who choose to walk, given the compact nature of the town centre.

Locals enjoy the modern day amenities and facilities one would expect to find in a town, while never far from privacy and tranquillity of the verdant surrounding countryside.