Portmarnock Road is a sought-after location, particularly for those interested in building a home in the driving range area. The stand is well-sized, wide, and level and perfect for potential construction. However, due to the ongoing construction in the area, the availability of good stands has reduced, making this particular stand even more attractive.
The stand has already been surveyed, ensuring its layout is clear, and a picture of the surveyor general diagram is available for potential buyers to review. Additionally, a plant and tree inspection has been completed to ensure that there are no protected species that might hinder development plans.
One of the key highlights of this location is its proximity to the St Francis Links, a popular golf estate known for providing a secure and enjoyable lifestyle. The estate offers various amenities, including a prestigious club house, restaurant, conference facility, gym, and spa, making it an attractive prospect for anyone considering building their next home in this area.
For those interested in a secure and luxurious lifestyle surrounded by golfing opportunities and other amenities, this stand on Portmarnock Road presents a unique and special opportunity
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