Cranford, Carrigart, Co. Donegal
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Occupying a 0.34-acre roadside site in Cranford, this parcel offers a compact, manageable plot in a quiet rural setting on the Fanad peninsula. The land sits within an established area of one-off housing, giving it a settled, lived-in feel rather than an isolated greenfield location. While development potential is limited under current planning policy, the site’s position adjoining other landholdings means it is likely to hold particular appeal to neighbouring landowners looking to consolidate or extend their existing acreage. For a buyer in that position, it represents a straightforward opportunity to add to established boundaries in a familiar area. Interested parties are strongly advised to make their own planning enquiries with Donegal County Council prior to purchase.
- 34 acres (approx.) of roadside land
- Located in Cranford, Fanad peninsula
- Limited development potential under current planning policy
- Likely to be of particular interest to adjoining landowners
- Convenient to local amenities in Cranford / Kerrykeel / Milford
Cranford is a small village on the Fanad peninsula in north Donegal, set among the peninsula’s characteristic mix of rolling farmland and coastline. It sits within easy reach of Kerrykeel and Milford, giving access to everyday shops, schools, and services without losing the quiet, rural feel that draws people to Fanad. The peninsula is known for its scenic coastal drives, Fanad Head Lighthouse, and the sheltered waters of Mulroy Bay and Lough Swilly nearby — popular with walkers, anglers, and those simply looking for a slower pace of life. Letterkenny, the county’s main commercial hub, is approximately 30–40 minutes away by car, putting larger retail, healthcare, and employment options within a manageable commute.
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