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Swanvale Farm, Oldstone Road

Killealy, County Antrim, BT41 4SP

Farm or Small Holding

Farm or Small Holding

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43.08 acres

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  • Versatile landholding with potential for agricultural, equestrian, hobby farming, or general amenity use, subject to necessary consents
  • Potential for a replacement dwelling, subject to obtaining the relevant planning approvals
  • Excellent road frontage and access, enhanced by a long, sweeping stone laneway, framed by mature, treelined approach
  • Situated within an established agricultural landscape, surrounded by productive farmland and mature boundary hedgerows
  • Highly convenient location with straightforward access to Antrim, Templepatrick, Belfast International Airport, and the wider motorway network

A SUBSTANTIAL BLOCK OF VERSATILE ARABLE LAND WITH POTENTIAL FOR A REPLACEMENT DWELLING

The lands at Swanvale Farm present a rare opportunity to buy a fine farm full of character in an idyllic setting, combining quality, accessibility, and strong rural appeal. Extending to about 43.08 acres (17.43 ha), the holding is laid out in a single, well‑connected block, with a private laneway running centrally through the property and providing direct access to the replacement dwelling site.

A derelict dwelling and outbuildings, including an agricultural shed, are situated on the farm, offering significant potential for a replacement dwelling (previously benefitting from planning consent under ref: T/2002/0519/O), subject to the necessary approvals. The old farmyard is situated at the end of a charming, winding, tree‑lined driveway and is enclosed by traditional stone walls and a stone‑paved lane and courtyard.

Enjoying an attractive countryside setting, the land benefits from open rural vistas—and on clear days, far‑reaching views towards Lough Neagh enhance its scenic character.

The farmland is arranged in a series of well‑proportioned fields, enclosed by mature hedgerows and stock‑proof fencing. With fertile, productive soils, the land is well suited to a variety of crops and modern agricultural enterprises. Excellent internal access, supported by multiple entry points with double gates, ensures efficient movement of machinery and livestock. The land is currently sown in winter wheat, demonstrating its proven capability for arable production.

Overall, this is a versatile and highly desirable holding in an established agricultural area—ideal for active farmers seeking productive land or purchasers looking for a high‑quality agricultural asset with the added advantage of replacement dwelling potential.

Location 

The land is situated on Oldstone Road, a highly sought‑after rural location. The immediate area is characterised by established homes, open farmland, and mature landscapes, offering a peaceful setting while remaining ideally connected to nearby amenities.

Oldstone Road is well regarded for its rural character and quality housing, enjoying attractive views across the surrounding countryside. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is strategically positioned, with access located approximately 0.5 miles from the main Belfast International Airport roundabout, providing direct links to North Antrim, Belfast and Dublin.

The towns of Templepatrick and Antrim are located approximately 4 miles and 5 miles away respectively, with only about 3.5 miles between the airport and Templepatrick roundabout. The wider motorway network is readily accessible, ensuring ease of travel while preserving the property’s quiet rural setting.

Both locations provide a good range of everyday amenities, including shops, cafés and leisure facilities; Templepatrick is particularly noted for its village character, while Antrim offers a broader range of retail, services and transport connections.

The area is long recognised for its strong agricultural heritage, with generations of farming activity contributing to the character and productivity of the surrounding landscape. The district is known for its high‑quality farmland, supporting a mix of arable and livestock enterprises.

The well‑maintained field patterns, natural hedgerows, and established farming operations reflect a longstanding tradition of good land stewardship. This reputation enhances the rural appeal of the location, making it particularly attractive to those with agricultural interests, equestrian pursuits, or buyers seeking land within an area noted for its strong farming community and reputation.

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