Ballylesson Road, Dunmurry, County Runter

Situated to the east of the estate and accessed off the Ballylesson Road, Lot 6 includes about 42 acres of excellent arable land. The holding is divided into two parcels extending to about 5 acres and 38 acres respectively, both of which are capable of supporting a wide range of tillage and grassland enterprises.

The land is of a highly productive nature, benefitting from good soil structure and working depth, making it suitable for a variety of arable crops as well as the production of high-quality silage. The fields are well configured and easily managed, allowing for easy operation of modern agricultural machinery. The northern field is bounded by the River Lagan, creating an attractive natural boundary and enhancing both the amenity and environmental appeal of the land.

The topography is gently undulating with a low point of 10 metres / 38 feet above sea level along the northern boundary and a high point of 30 metres / 98 feet above sea level on the southern boundary.

The land can be classified as follows:
Arable - About 42.0 acres
Woodland - About 1.2 acres
Total - About 43.2 acres

Situated off the highly regarded Drumbeg Road, the property enjoys an exceptional position between the cities of Belfast and Lisburn, combining the tranquillity and privacy of a rural setting with convenient access to city life.

The surrounding area is renowned for its attractive landscape of rolling farmland, mature woodland and scenic country homes. Belfast City Centre (about 8 miles) is readily accessible, making the property ideally suited to purchasers seeking a rural property with excellent commuter links. A wide range of amenities are also available nearby, with Lisburn City Centre only about 5 miles away. Lesley Forestside and Sprucefield Shopping Centres are both 5 miles distant.

The land also benefits from its proximity to the Lagan Valley Regional Park, Northern Ireland’s only Regional Park, which extends between Belfast and Lisburn and provides an extensive network of walking and cycling routes through some of the province’s most attractive countryside. The area benefits from easy access to many popular schools in both South Belfast and Lisburn, all within convenient travelling distance.

Transport links are excellent. Lisburn railway station (about 5 miles) provides frequent services across the Northern Ireland rail network, while the nearby M1 motorway offers efficient access to Belfast, the west of the province and beyond. The land is also well positioned for access to Northern Ireland’s principal ferry gateways, with Belfast Harbour (about 9 miles) and Larne Port (about 30 miles) both within comfortable driving distance, providing convenient sea links to Great Britain and further supporting commercial, agricultural and leisure travel requirements.

Both Belfast City Airport (12 miles) and Belfast International Airport (17 miles) are within easy reach, facilitating domestic and international travel along with Dublin Airport just 92 miles distant.