Adavoyle Railway Station, Adavoyle Road

The property is situated in an area renowned for its scenic countryside, offering picturesque views and a tranquil environment. Despite its rural charm, the location enjoys excellent proximity to Newry City and key commuter routes, providing both convenience and accessibility.

Full planning permission has been granted for a distinguished two-storey detached residence. The approved design is both traditional and elegant, ensuring the new house will blend harmoniously with the surrounding rural landscape, as exemplified by the illustrated property type.

Planning Permission

Full planning consent has been granted for the change of use from the former Railway Station to a Residential Dwelling. This approval was secured on 9th March 2026 under Planning Reference: LA07/2024/1293/F.

Site Area

The site encompasses approximately 1,276 square metres, which equates to around 0.315 acres or 0.1276 hectares.

Site History

The Railway Station was opened in 1892 by the Dublin and Belfast Junction Railways, then absorbed into the Northern Railway of Ireland. Then it was taken over by the Great Northern Railway (Ireland). The station closed under this management in 1933.

Viewing

Prospective buyers may inspect the site by appointment.

Vendor’s Solicitor

All legal enquiries regarding the sale should be directed to the vendor’s solicitor: Patterson & Rocks, 10 John Mitchel Place, Hill Street, Newry, County Down, BT34 2BP.