The land is located in a rural setting off the Dublin Hill Road, Dromore approximately 2 miles north west of the village. Dromore is a small market town in County Down. It lies within the local government area of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council. It is 19 miles southwest of Belfast on the A1 Belfast–Dublin road and 23 miles to the north of Newry.
The subject is accessed via Dublin Hill Lane directly off Dublin Hill Road and close to its junction with Kilntown Road.
The development opportunity comprises c. 1 acre of rural land that is of level topography throughout and bounded on all sides by perimeter fencing. The surrounding area consists of agricultural land and a number of residential dwellings. The parcel of land is accessed via a tarmac lane way off the Dublin Hill Road.
Note:
On the 19th March 2020 the seller’s solicitor received correspondence from a third party claiming an interest in a small portion (part B of Land Registry Folio DN158972, County Down) of the land being sold. From the correspondence received, it does not appear that the third party is claiming an interest in the main portion (part A of Land Registry Folio DN158972, County Down) of the land being sold. A redacted copy of the letter dated 19th March 2020 for the solicitor acting on behalf of the third party is included within the auction pack.
Please note that neither the seller’s solicitor nor the Receivers will be providing any further information on this point. Any issues arising out of the above mentioned claim will be the sole responsibility of the purchaser.
Land Area
1 acre (0.4 hectares)
We understand the land previously benefited from planning consent for a five bed detached dwelling Planning Ref: Q/2002/0655/F. We would advise all interested parties to make their own independent enquiries in respect of the lands planning history.
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