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Culmore Point, Land to North of No's 66, 74a & 88, Derry , BT48 8JW

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Description

Armstrong Gordon are delighted to offer for sale this substantial piece of land occupying a large portion of ground known as Culmore Point. The lands have a mix on zonings and extend in total to approximately 8.64 acres most of which is situated within the development limit. The lands include sports land, beach, forest, fields and on old historic fort site. There are a number of buildings currently on the land which are used as a tea hut and storage as well as a static caravan.

ACCESS TO SITE:
Lands for sale have 3 access points,
(i) Adjacent to 66 Culmore Point Road.
(ii) At the very end of Culmore Point Road beyond bollards shown in photograph.
(iii) Leading off the road accessing the playing fields area.

Features

Current rental income figures: 1) Playing Fieldsâ€”£2,200.00 per annum 2) Grounds for keeping horsesâ€”£1600.00 per annum 3) Rent ref electricity pylonâ€” £259.28 per annum
Previous planning applications in relation to the recreation area REF A/2002/0765/F permission granted for prefabricated sports pavilion & construction of car park.

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Directions

At the end of the Foyle Bridge (City side) turn right onto the Culmore Road (A2) and continue along this road past Thornhill College. At the Magnet Bar turn right onto Culmore Point Road and follow this road as is sweeps down and left, parallel to the river Foyle. Turn right at the next crossroads and follow the road to the end where this site will be situated on the left.

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