Jordan Auctioneers are excited to bring this L-shaped land holding to the market which extends to approx. 23.6 acres (9.55 hectares)and provides an industrial zoned land bank in a strategic location. The site has dual road frontage along the entire southern and western boundaries, with access currently provided from the Baroda Road. The subject lands are near Great Connell Business Park situated on the south east side of the Great Connell Road approx. 1.5 km south east of Newbridge Town Centre. The surrounding area is a mix of industrial, residential and agricultural uses with adjoining occupiers including Pfizer, KDP Ireland (Keurig Dr. Pepper), Murphy International Limited, recently developed Lidl Distribution Centre also closeby with the construction of the new Primark Distribution Hub which has just commenced along with the recent announcement that Drinks company Diageo, which owns Guinness, is to build a new €200m brewery (which will be the second largest in the country) on a greenfield site at Littleconnell near Newbridge town.

Paddy Jordan of Jordan Town & Country Estate Agents, Newbridge is to offer a fine parcel of land comprising c. 92 acres (c. 37.3 hectares) of high profile strategic land bank on the N7. There is also a smaller lot with high profile of 4.76 acres (c. 1.93 hectares) at Exit 6 south bound on the N7. This high profile property with frontage on the N7 is at the Castlewarden Interchange (Exit 6). The attraction and value of the lands is substantially enhanced by its direct access onto the N7 at the Interchange, one of Ireland’s busiest thoroughfares with over 50,000 movements a day. City West lies just c. 18 km from the holding, whilst Naas is location just c. 5 km west, the villages of Rathcoole and Kill are 2½ km to the east and west respectively and 11 km from the M50.

This site is situated in a central sought after location on the Sallins Road only c. ½ mile from Poplar Square in Naas Town Centre. The site contains c. 3.24 acre (c. 1.3 hectare) which is zoned “New Residential” under the New Naas Local Area Plan 2021-2027. The allowable density is 35 to 50 units per hectare.