44.5ac with development potential on outskirts of Granard for €550,000-650,000
Property is made up of “good fattening ground” and includes a bungalow in need of work
Refurbishment required: The house with the 44.5ac farm at Granard, Co Longford is a traditional bungalow in need of attention.
Jim O'Brien
Longford land has been making handsome prices over the last few years and a 44.5ac residential farm at Ballinacross, Granard will have no shortage of customers.
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