Aghacully Road, Broughshane, Ballymena, BT43 7JS

A stunning building site in the heart of the Braid Valley, taking in views of the surrounding countryside and Slemish Mountain, this is an increasingly rare opportunity to build a home in an idyllic rural setting.

With full planning permission in place for a 3200 square feet detached house with double garage, and a certificate of commencement of lawful of lawfulness of proposed use or development (CLUD) in place, work can commence immediately.

Ground works have commenced with foundations laid for the garage and a laneway created, which is privately accessed from the road, whilst water and electricity connections are close by.

Roughly 4 miles from Broughshane and a range of village amenities, Ballymena town centre and main commuter roads are easily accessed, allowing prospective purchasers to enjoy an idyllic rural lifestyle whilst remaining within close proximity to modern conveniences.

Ideal for the self builder who can build their dream home in an attractive setting, the plot will also appeal to the developer who will have confidence in the knowledge there is a market for a home of this grandeur in this location.

Please contact our office for further information.

Planning Reference Numbers

LA02/2026/0915/CLOPUD – Certificate of lawfulness of proposed use or development

LA02/2024/0111/RM – Approval of reserved matters

LA/02/2021/0082/O – Outline planning permission

Please note crude boundary markings are for illustrative purposes only, and are not to be relied upon for any other purposes as they are not to scale.

From the Thatch Inn in Broughshane, travel roughly 3.5 miles before taking a right turn onto the Aghacully Road. The site is located just over half a mile on the right hand side.

• All measurements are approximate
• Viewing strictly by appointment only
• Free valuation and mortgage advice available

IMPORTANT NOTE

We endeavour to ensure our sales brochures are accurate and reliable.  However, they should not be relied on as statements or representatives of fact and they do not constitute any part of an offer or contract.  The seller does not make any representation or give any warranty in relation to the property and we have no authority to do so on behalf of the seller.