Ballymena is a popular commuter town with a population of 42,000 (2011 census) encompassing a wider catchment area which includes Antrim, Ballymoney and Coleraine. The town has excellent road, rail and public transport links to Antrim, Belfast and Londonderry.
The site is located off the Galgorm Road via Leighinmohr Avenue a residential area in Ballymena close to the Leighinmohr House Hotel.
The lands extend to 3 acres accessed via Leighinmohr Crescent development. The lands comprise mostly rough ground with frontage onto the new housing development. The parcel is also bounded by the Braid River, Ballymena and is close to the Leighinmohr House hotel.
Site 3.0 acres (1.21 Hectares)
Includes planning permission for a single detached dwelling - No 47a
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is not required.
The lands are located within the Development Limit of the Ballymena Area Plan. They are not zoned for a particular use. The parcel benefits from planning permission to build a dwelling known as 47a as part of the neighbouring housing development. Planning reference G/2015/0025/F. The balance of the lands maybe suitable for further residential development subject to planning permission.
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