9.5 acre with excellent accessibility goes on market with a price of €500k

A SUBSTANTIAL portion of land located on the Rathcoole/Kilteel Road has been placed on the market by real estate agents, Sherry Fitzgerald.

The 9.5 acre site, which offers approximately 505 metres of direct road frontage and “top quality land”, has been listed for €500,000.

Comprising a substantial, well-proportioned holding laid out in one division, the piece of land offers excellent accessibility and significant versatility for a range of uses, subject to the necessary planning permissions.

Located only 1.5km from Rathcoole village and the N7, the site is within easy reach of Dublin and the wider road network, with convenient access to Citywest and Greenogue.

Sitting only 20 minutes from the M50, the piece of land is situated in a location that provides rapid connectivity to Dublin City, Dublin Airport and the principal arterial routes serving the capital and surrounding counties.

The nearby N7 further enhances accessibility towards Naas, Newbridge and the wider Kildare region.

The mature hedgerows that bound the land provide a “pleasant level” of privacy and natural screening, while contributing to the established character of the property and the one-division layout offers a straightforward and practical configuration with excellent potential for a range of uses.

In terms of services, mains water and ESB electricity are available at the roadside, providing a valuable advantage for future development or alternative uses, subject to all relevant statutory requirements and planning approvals.

The surrounding area has experienced significant commercial and employment development, with the property located close to both Citywest Business Campus and Greenogue Business and Industrial Estate, which contribute to the area’s strong connectivity and established economic profile.

The property represents an “excellent opportunity for purchasers seeking a sizeable parcel of land in a highly accessible and strategically located part of South Dublin.”