Superb Building Site Circa 1.4 Acres, Lands Between 40-42 Raffrey Road, Crossgar, BT30 9NW

• Rural site circa 1.4 acres
• Freehold Site with Full planing permission granted
• water close by and electricity on site
• Consent to Discharge approved under Consent No. 2162/23/1
• Pleasing country outlook over surrounding farmland

An outstanding opportunity to acquire a superb rural freehold building site extending to approximately 1.4 acres, complete with full planning permission for an impressive detached residence.

Positioned in a highly sought-after countryside location, the site offers the perfect balance of tranquil rural living while remaining conveniently accessible to nearby towns and amenities. Planning permission was granted on 2nd September 2025 (Application Ref: LA07/2024/0029/F), allowing purchasers to immediately progress with their dream home project.

The property further benefits from a traditional brick-built barn located to the rear of the site. While requiring refurbishment, this structure presents excellent potential for a variety of uses, subject to the necessary consents.

Essential services including water and electricity are already available on site, enhancing the appeal and ease of development.

Ideally located just a short distance from Balloo Village, the property enjoys close proximity to local amenities, including the renowned Balloo House. The stunning shores of Strangford Lough are within easy reach, offering a wealth of leisure and recreational activities, particularly for sailing enthusiasts.

The location also benefits from excellent commuter links, with Saintfield (approx. 5 miles), Ballygowan (approx. 4.7 miles), and Comber (approx. 7.3 miles) all easily accessible. Belfast is within a comfortable 40-minute drive, making this an ideal setting for those seeking rural charm without compromising on connectivity.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a premium site in a highly desirable location, offering lifestyle appeal.

Directions

Raffrey Road is located off the Kilcarn Road at the Killinchy end and the Carrickmannon Road at the Crossgar end.