Mill Lane/Poolboy Quay, Navan, Co. Meath

FOR SALE BY TENDER 12 noon on the 18th November 2026 Exceptional Riverside Development Opportunity Poolboy Quay, Navan, Co. Meath Approx. 0.33 Acres (0.134 Hectares) Freehold Interest | Navan Town Centre | River Boyne Frontage Loman Dempsey Property Consultants are delighted to present to the market this exceptionally located riverside property, occupying a prominent position in the centre of Navan, Co. Meath, close to the confluence of the River Boyne and River Blackwater. Currently utilised as a vehicle storage depot, the property comprises an enclosed, predominantly level site with a gravelled surface, established vehicular access from Flower Hill and an attractive setting adjoining the River Boyne. The property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial town-centre holding with direct river frontage, offering potential for continued commercial use, alternative occupation or longer-term redevelopment, subject to the necessary planning permissions and statutory consents. Location The property is situated immediately east of Navan's established commercial core, within walking distance of the town's principal retail streets, restaurants, cafés, professional services and other amenities. Its riverside position is a particularly distinguishing feature, benefiting from proximity to the historic confluence of the Boyne and Blackwater rivers, an area of considerable natural, historical and environmental significance. Access is provided from Flower Hill, with the property adjoining existing commercial development to the west and a wooded riverside setting to the east. Description The property extends to approximately one-third of an acre (0.134 hectares) and is currently laid out as a private vehicle storage and parking compound. The site is substantially enclosed and benefits from a gated entrance, a gravelled surface and capacity for the accommodation and manoeuvring of vehicles. Its relatively regular configuration, town-centre accessibility and riverside frontage are attractive characteristics, particularly given the limited availability of comparable holdings in such a central location. The site is understood to be held under freehold title, with the supplied mapping identifying Folio MH83804F. The precise area and boundaries should be verified against the registered title and an appropriate measured survey. Development Potential The property offers considerable flexibility for prospective purchasers, with a range of potential alternative uses which could take advantage of its central location and attractive riverside setting. Potential uses, subject to planning permission and other necessary consents, could include: • Residential development: A boutique apartment development, potentially incorporating private balconies or terraces overlooking the river. • Hospitality and tourism: A riverside restaurant, café, bistro or small boutique hospitality development. • Mixed-use development: Commercial or hospitality accommodation at ground-floor level with residential accommodation above. • Offices and professional services: A small office development, professional practice or flexible workspace. • Leisure and recreational use: A riverside leisure facility, subject to environmental and access considerations. • Commercial parking or vehicle storage: Continuation of the present use or adaptation for other appropriate parking and storage purposes, subject to the established planning status. Of particular interest is the opportunity to create a sensitively designed development that capitalises on the property's riverside setting while contributing positively to the ongoing regeneration of the Flower Hill area of Navan. The potential to create a pedestrian and cycle connection between the bottom of Flower Hill and the Navan/Slane Road via Blackcastle Demense and Fitzherbert Court housing developments opens up significant commercial opportunities in the hospitality and tourism sector. Planning and Regeneration Context The Meath County Development Plan 2021–2027 identifies the regeneration of Flower Hill as an important objective for Navan. The Plan specifically recognises opportunities for mixed-use development and public amenity along the River Boyne in the Flower Hill area, while Meath County Council's Flower Hill and Abbeylands Urban Design Plan provides a wider framework for the regeneration and enhancement of this part of the town. This strategic planning context may be of particular interest to developers seeking centrally located opportunities capable of accommodating a combination of residential, commercial and leisure uses. Title and Tenure Freehold interest. Folio: MH83804F Method of Sale For Sale by Tender. Closing date for receipt of Tenders is 12 Noon on Wednesday 18th November 2026. Tender documentation, closing date and further particulars will be made available by the selling agents. Further Information Loman Dempsey Property Consultants 087 253 2728 lomandempsey.ie PSRA Licence No. 003484