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May 8, 2012 - 10:29

County Louth farm sells for half a million euro

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County Louth farm sells for half a million euro

A County Louth farm recently sold for around half a million euro.

Marley Farm in Grangebellew – between Dunleer and Clogherhead in the south east of the county – was sold through agents Colliers.

While the asking price for the property was €550,000, a spokesperson for Colliers confirmed that it had been sold for a price “in the region of €500,000.”

The property, which was sold with 2.5 acres, generated a huge amount of interest with over 30 viewings and five offers before it was finally sold.

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A spokesperson for Colliers said: “Most of the interest was from the mid Louth area, obviously looking for attractive, well maintained property on some land in that area, that was well priced.

“So I am desperately looking for more houses like Marley to satisfy this demand in the area,” said the spokesperson.

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