Land At, Newtown, Annestown, Waterford, Waterford

€250,000

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Price	€250,000
Property Type	Site
Size	7689.034 meters²
Energy Rating	BER-
Refreshed on	Apr 9, 2025
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Group Name	O'Shea O'Toole
Sales License Number	004486

Description

For sale Exceptional Building Site With Breath Taking Coastal And Overland Views. O??Shea O??Toole are delighted to bring to the market this unique property within minutes of the attractive villages of Fenor, Dunhill and Annestown. Description: The site comprises of a detached charming old house and stone outbuildings standing on 1.9 acres of land on in elevated position with breathtaking views of the sea and coast to Helvick and sweeping overland views to the Comeragh Knockmealddown mountains. Planning: The owner??s architect has had a positive planning consultation with regard to the development of the property into a modern-day residence / family home. Section 7.12 of the Waterford City County Council development plan provides for refurbishment, extension or replacement of existing structures in rural areas subject to a successful planning application. Applications for planning permission under this section {this property qualifies} will not be required to demonstrate a local housing need. Location: This area of southwest Waterford is renowned for its outstanding beauty with its dramatic Copper Coast, a UNESCO Global Geopark. Within the Geopark are the picturesque and charming coastal villages of Annestown, Boatstrand, Bunmahon and Stradbally and inland Fenor and Dunhill. Within a short drive to the property are the latter two villages, each with excellent amenities. Dunhill: Has the wonderful Anne Valley Walk, Historic Dunhill Castle, a busy Eco Enterprise Park, Harney??s Bar Restaurant, Castle Caf, Dunhill Education Centre, Church of the Sacred Heart, Dunhill GAA sports centre and Dunhill National School. Fenor: Has the beautiful Natural Nature Reserve, Fenor Bog, Ballyscanlon Forest Lake, Mother McHughes Pub, The Copper Hen Restaurant, Fenor Play Park with all-weather football pitch, Church of the Immaculate Conception, Fenor National School, Pony trekking stables, Road Bowling Club, Boatstrand and Kilfarrasy two of the most famous beaches located in the immediate area are ideal for beach fishing, swimming, snorkelling, kayaking, deep sea fishing, windsurfing facilities and deep sea fishing are catered for further along the coast. Local History: Bn na bhFaoiteach perched on a hill overlooking picturesque Annestown Bay and surround by 200-year-old limestone walls in the townland of Bn na bhFaoiteach {Whitfield} is steeped in cultural heritage, historically recognised as a Breac-Ghaeltacht (mixed Irish/English speaking area). Notably, it was home to the last native-born Gaelic speaker of the region. The 1901 census shows 41% of the population were Irish / English speaking falling to 23% by the census of 1911. Tramore: Within a 10-minute drive is this vibrant seaside town of Tramore. {population 11,277} with its famous sandy beach surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and framed by a handsome Victorian beach front promenade. The town has highly regarded schools Ardscoil na Mara, Gaelscoil Philib Barun and Tramore Educate Together. It has an outstanding selection of restaurants, cafes and shopping facilities to choose from. There is a marvellous choice of recreational and outdoor amenities to include, The Magical Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens with children??s discovery area and secret pathways. The Doneraile walk with stunning views of the Copper Coast. Also, the sand dunes walk {Designated a special area of conservation and beach trekking. Tramore also boasts its Golf Club, Racecourse, GAA Soccer Clubs, Bathing Coves the Gullimean and Newtown Cove, Freedom Surf School. Tramore beach is a popular destination for a wide range of water activities including Surfing and Kayaking. Waterford the wider region: There is a regular bus service from Tramore to Waterford City Centre. Waterford City and the M50 road network are within a twenty minutes?? drive of the property. Waterford City is the 5th largest city in Ireland. Population [60,079] it is identified as the main regional centre for commercial, retail services, industry, education, road rail and sea transport in the Southeast. The national planning framework has paved the way for Waterford North Quay Development which will provide for residential, commercial, tourist, cultural. Light industrial and community development. As part of the infrastructure a new sustainable transport hub. Cork airport 2 hrs / Dublin airport 2 hrs. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire a very special property and transform it into a lovely family home.

Features

The site comprises of a detached charming old house and stone outbuildings standing on 1.9 acres of land on in elevated position with breathtaking views of the sea and coast to Helvick and sweeping overland views to the Comeragh & Knockmealddown mountains. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire a very special property and transform it into a lovely family home.

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This area of southwest Waterford is renowned for its outstanding beauty with its dramatic Copper Coast, a UNESCO Global Geopark. Within the Geopark are the picturesque and charming coastal villages of Annestown, Boatstrand, Bunmahon and Stradbally and inland Fenor and Dunhill.

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