Location

The estate enjoys a highly accessible and scenic setting approximately two miles north of the historic and picturesque village of Eglinton. Founded in 1619, this well-regarded village caters for day-to-day needs, offering a range of local services including grocery shops, post office, medical and dental practices and a pharmacy. Eglinton also benefits from a well established primary school.

City of Derry Airport forms the south-eastern boundary and is situated just two miles distant by road, providing convenient access for both domestic and international travel.

Approximately seven miles to the south-west lies the vibrant city of Derry/Londonderry, designated the inaugural UK City of Culture in 2013. As Northern Ireland's second largest city, it offers an extensive array of services and amenities, including major retail outlets, healthcare facilities, secondary and tertiary education institutions, and a thriving arts and cultural scene. The city is also well connected by rail, with regular services to both Belfast and Dublin, and by road networks extending across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

Foyle Port, approximately six miles from the property, plays a vital role in the regional agri-economy and reportedly supports over 20,000 farms through the import and export of agricultural commodities.

The estate enjoys views across the north coast and benefits from a mild, temperate climate, contributing to strong grass growth and favourable farming conditions.

County Derry/Londonderry is known for its diverse and picturesque landscape, stretching from sandy beaches and rugged coastal scenery in the north to the rolling hills of the Sperrin Mountains in the south. The local area is characterised by its highly productive, low-lying farmland and is well regarded for its agricultural output.

The estate sits within a well-established agricultural region, supported by a strong infrastructure including grain merchants, milk processors, agricultural machinery suppliers and contractors. A livestock mart and abattoir are located nearby, further enhancing the farm's suitability for a range of agricultural enterprises.

Description

Farm Buildings
Situated on the south-western boundary, the farmyard and buildings at Donnybrewer Mains & Longfield are accessed immediately off Station Road and can be classified as follows:

Grain store: Dutch barn with a corrugated roof and cladding, block walls and flooring.
Machinery shed: Adjoining Dutch barns with corrugated roof and cladding.
Traditional general-purpose sheds: One store of stone construction beneath a corrugated roof, plus two further buildings of stone construction, one with a corrugated roof and one uncovered.

There is ample hardstanding within the yard, providing sufficient space for the turning and manoeuvring of large machinery or articulated lorries.

Situated centrally within the land is a further yard used for storing farmyard manure. Livestock handling facilities adjoin.

Farmland
Occupying a stunning position on the banks of Lough Foyle, the land at Donnybrewer Mains and Longfield comprises one of the finest and largest single blocks of agricultural ground in the country, extending to about 687 acres in total and including about 622 acres of first-class, fertile and versatile arable land. The soil benefits from excellent working depth and structure, supporting a wide range of cropping systems.

The land is laid out in generously sized fields, ideal for modern, large-scale farm machinery, with the largest field extending to about 46 acres.

The property enjoys useful road frontage and is served by a well-established network of internal tracks, enhancing access and operational efficiency. Multiple gated access points, fitted with wide agricultural gates, provide ease of entry for machinery and equipment throughout the block.

The topography is largely level, supporting efficient cultivation and mechanisation. One of the most striking features of this parcel is its scenic aspect, with over two miles of uninterrupted frontage onto Lough Foyle, offering exceptional views and a rare coastal setting.

It is served by a pair of electric pumps, further supporting drainage, as required.