Landmark Carlow gateway site on market

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The generous site comprises a mixed development including a business centre, a listed period house with a courtyard and an industrial building

Developers and potential investors looking to acquire a key development site in a gateway location in the midlands may be keen on a generous site for sale in Carlow with both lettings and redevelopment potential.

The subject site extends to some 28.8 acres and is considered a prime investment/development site by its sole selling agent, Thomas M Byrne & Son Ltd in Carlow.

 

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