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€125,000
1 Acres
Larch Hill
Monasterevin
Co. Kildare
Description
3Km To Monasterevin
6Km To Junction 14 M7
13km Kildare
**Prime Land Opportunity**: Discover a slice of paradise with this remarkable 1acre parcel nestled in close proximity to the motorway.
Boundless Potential
Perfectly situated with excellent road frontage, this property boasts accessibility and convenience, making it an ideal canvas for your dreams.
Fertile Grounds
Embrace the promise of fertile land in an area renowned for its agricultural prowess. Whether you envision cultivating crops, creating an orchard, or building your dream home, the possibilities are endless.
Easy Access to Amenities
Enjoy the best of both worlds - tranquility and convenience. With swift access to the motorway, urban amenities are within easy reach while you relish the serenity of your rural oasis.
Nature's Playground
Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, where sprawling landscapes and fresh air beckon you to unwind and create memories that last a lifetime.
Don't miss out on this rare chance to secure your slice of paradise. Contact us today to unlock the endless possibilities that await on this remarkable piece of land!
About the Area
Monasterevin (Irish: Mhainistir Eimhín) lies on the River Barrow and the Barrowline a canal branch of the Grand Canal. Its population of 3,710 (2011 Census) makes it the 11th largest town in Kildare and the 105th largest in Ireland. Situated 63 km from Dublin on the R445 road, Monasterevin has been relieved of much through traffic by the opening in 2004 of a new section of the M7 motorway bypassing the town on the N7 Dublin to Limerick route. Monasterevin is well connected by rail, with trains from Dublin to the southwest (Cork, Limerick, and Tralee) and west (Galway and Mayo) all serving the town. Also on the canal network of Ireland, linking the Grand Canal and the River Barrow.
Monasterevin is a small town, with Georgian houses, on a flat expanse of country, and occupies a right angle bend on the river Barrow, as it changes direction from east to south. Areas of interest are Moore Abbey and Monasterevin House. Other features are its angling, the Monasterevin Canal festival, and its sporting activities, which include Gaelic Athletic Association, badminton, golf, boating on the canal and river, fishing, gymnastics and shooting.
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