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Smith’s Farm, Naas, which sold at auction in Lawlor’s Hotel
Smith’s Farm, at Lewistown, Naas, was last Wednesday, October 24, offered by auction by O’Neill & Co to a well-attended room in Lawlor’s Hotel.
The pre-auction guide price for the property, which comprises 42 acres of land and a five-bedroom farmhouse in need of renovation, was €700,000 to €750,000.
Bidding commenced at €600,000 and increased in increments of €10,000.
When bidding reached €750,000, Auctioneer Darac O’Neill left the room to take instructions from his clients.
The property was then placed on the market and following contractual bidding between three parties the hammer fell at €845,000 which equated to just under €20,000 per acre.
“This parcel of land and the accompanying farmhouse generated interest both locally and nationally. Parcels of this size in good locations are in high demand and this property was no exception.” commented Darac O’Neill, of O’Neill & Co Auctioneers and chartered surveyors.
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