Carse Hall Farm on banks of Lough Foyle near Limavady launched to market with guide price of £5m

Extending to about 395 acres in total, Carse Hall Farm and Land at Ballycarton, comprises a highly productive dairy and arable enterprise overlooking Lough Foyle, with extensive residential accommodation, a large-scale dairy complex and substantial grain storage facilities.

The farm is being offered for sale by private treaty as a whole or in up to three lots, with guide prices ranging from £375,000 to £3,850,000.

Located approximately 2 miles from Limavady and 16 miles from Derry, Carse Hall Farm includes a modern five-bedroom farmhouse with self-contained annex, a separate five-bedroom dormer bungalow known as Carse Lodge, and about 328 acres of arable land alongside about 40 acres of pasture.

At the centre of the farming operation is an extensive dairy complex capable of housing more than 300 head of cattle. Facilities include a 42/42-point DeLaval parlour, over 250 cubicles, slurry storage in excess of one million gallons, silage pits and approximately 500 tonnes of grain storage.

The current owners have operated a successful dairy and arable business from the holding since acquiring the farm in 1995, with the land farmed regeneratively in recent years.

James Butler, Director, Country Residential at Savills, commented: ‘"Carse Hall Farm represents one of the finest mixed agricultural holdings to recently come to the market in Northern Ireland. The scale, quality and versatility of the farm, combined with its coastal setting and extensive infrastructure, make it a truly exceptional offering.’

"The farm has been carefully developed and maintained by the current owners and offers purchasers an opportunity to acquire a highly productive mixed farming enterprise with strong residential appeal and an extensive range of farm buildings.’’

Neal Morrison, Director, Savills Northern Ireland, said: "Carse Hall Farm is a rare turnkey opportunity - combining scale, quality land, and a fully operational dairy unit. It offers immediate productivity with compelling long-term investment potential.”

The farmland is arranged in large, level fields suited to modern farming operations and benefits from extensive investment in drainage, internal roadways, fencing, and water infrastructure. Cropping has included wheat, barley, oats, oilseed rape, and maize, while the grassland is regarded as high-quality silage ground.

The property also benefits from strong transport connectivity, with City of Derry Airport located approximately 9 miles away.