Newbridge, Co. Kildare, an equestrian property with extensive facilities on circa 62-acres, is set to come under the hammer via public auction next month, with a guide price of €1.4 million.
According to Jordan Auctioneers, the property comprises a main residence and two staff apartments together with an extensive yard. The entire is laid out in 12 divisions with good shelter and the property itself is approached via a recessed entrance and a long tree-lined avenue leading to the house and yard.
The main residence, which was recently renovated, comprises 143 sq.m. (1,542 sq.ft.) of accommodation with 3 bedrooms and is in “very good condition” throughout, according to the selling agents.
There is an additional staff house which is laid out in 2 apartments each with 2 beds, a kitchen/living room, a bathroom (61.97 sq.m./667 sq.ft.), which requires renovation throughout.
The yard is adjacent to the residence and includes:
- 42 loose boxes;
- 6-unit automatic walker;
- Lunging ring;
- Hay and straw barn;
- Stocks;
- Tack and feed room;
- Canteen and staff toilet;
- Muck heap;
- Machinery shed.
Location
The property is situated in an “excellent” location, being 8km from Newbridge, 11km from Naas and 4km from the village of Two Mile House.
The property is accessible to the M9 and M7 and is less than 35 mins from the Airport.
A spokesperson for the firm said: “The thoroughbred industry and supporting services literally surround you and there is a superb road network (within easy reach) to accommodate transport whether it be to race meetings, stud farms (north or south) or the ferry.”
“The studs of Baroda, Castlemartin and Ballmyany along with Godolphin’s Old Connell & Kildangan are all within easy reach and show the quality of the area in terms of its established equestrian significance.”
“The Curragh racecourse is 9km, Punchestown racecourse is 10km, Naas racecourse is 12km & Goffs Bloodstock Sales is 17km.”
The property is for auction on Friday, September 8th, 2023, at 3 pm in the Keadeen Hotel, Newbridge, Co. Kildare.
