The subject comprises of two land parcels extending to a total of c. 18.4 acres (7.5 hectares). For ease of reference land parcel A, is the larger of the two parcels extending to c. 13.7 acres, situated immediately adjacent to Seahill, with access onto the land from Rathmoyle Park. Land parcel B extends to c. 4.7 acres with access only from the Craigdarragh Road. Historically, land parcel A was used as an army base and prisoner of war camp during WWII, with the remains of some very historic development. Other than this, both parcels of land are currently laid in grass with mature trees and shrubbery.

Perfectly positioned with much to see and do, the village of Seahill is spoilt for choice when it comes to scenic landscapes, exciting activities and fun-filled days out within the local area. From the renowned Culloden Estate and Spa to the sandy shores of Helen’s Bay, the lush fairways of Royal Belfast Golf Club and the historic exhibitions at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, to the treelined paths of Crawfordsburn Country Park and the array of activities taking place on the tranquil waters of Belfast Lough, this exceptional area truly offers something for everyone.

With a host of all-important amenities located nearby, including excellent sport and leisure facilities, leading primary and secondary schools, quaint boutiques, and an abundance of chic cafés, pubs and restaurants, you won’t have to travel in order to access the very best facilities that Northern Ireland has to offer. Positioned very
close by, Seahill Rail Halt provides excellent transport links across Belfast City Centre and beyond, ensuring hassle-free travel for those undertaking the daily commute.