"Dalton's" Public House, Fuerty, Roscommon

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Description

Dalton’s public house is a renowned, thriving traditional Irish pub located in the prestigious town land of Fuerty which is located between Roscommon and Castlecoote. Presented in excellent condition, exuding a wealth of charm & character throughout. Accommodation consists of Ground Floor: Main Bar, Lounge, Ladies & Gents facilities, & smoking area, First Floor: Kitchen, Sitting Room, Dining Room, 4 Bedrooms & main bathroom, (also ideal for AIR B&B). Viewing is highly recommended and strictly by appointment only. Enquires in confidence. To arrange a viewing contact the office on 090 6663700. Viewings at evenings, weekends and Bank Holidays also accommodated The double entry doors lead into the main bar with fixed and loose seating areas surrounded by wainscoted walls and feature timber ceilings with a solid fuel stove adding to the atmosphere of comfort. The lounge area which can be accessed from the main bar is ample in size for private meetings, functions or just a quiet drink with a game of pool. Both bar and lounge areas are serviced by new modern toilet facilities at the rear of each. The private accommodation which is deceivingly large overhead is accessed by a private door at the top of the stairwell with its own private entrance door and hallway. Consisting of; kitchen, living room, dining room, 4 decent sized bedrooms and main bathroom. At the rear of the property there is a large patron's car park with a range of outbuildings including a newly constructed smoking area. This is an exciting business opportunity which would suit someone with an entrepreneurial flair at the helm who is prepared to engage the local community and keep this traditional thriving business the main focus of the community. Fuerty, which translates to "high wood" from the Irish language, is located south-west of Roscommon Town along the R366. The place is known for a ruined Franciscan church and ancient graveyard on the site of a Celtic Christian abbey which is adjacent to the property. Fuerty is intersected from north to south by the river Suck, which is a tributary of the river Shannon. The river Suck is renowned for its all year round coarse fishing of Bream, Rudd, Perch, Pike & Roach

Accommodation

Main bar c.300 sq ft. Double entrance doors, wooden flooring, full bar counter, fixed & loose seating & tables, feature timber ceilings, ceiling coving, wainscoting to walls, under counter bottle coolers, computerised tills, new ‘Kromo’ glass washer, solid fuel stove with feature stone surround, back entrance doorway to car park and smoking area Lounge c.23’ x 15’ Wooden flooring, open fire with cast iron mantle and marble hearth, fixed and loose seating and tables, wainscoting to walls, full bar counter, under counter bottle coolers, computerised till, pool table (included in sale) with light over Ladies & Gents toilets servicing both main bar & lounge PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION Landing 17’ 6” x 5’9” Storage area off Sitting/Living Room 15’1” x 7’2” Open fireplace with feature cast iron surround, wooden flooring Dining Room 10’10” x 8’3” Wooden flooring Kitchen 10’ 9” x 6’4” Fully fitted kitchen units Bedroom 1 11’7” x 11’6” Wooden flooring Bedroom 2 9’ x 7’2” Walk-in wardrobe off, carpeted, hotpress (airing cupboard) Bedroom 3 10’2” x 7’7” Carpeted Bedroom 4 10’3” x 7’4” Carpeted Bathroom 13’ x 7’2” Toilet, wash hand basin, shower, fully tiled

Features

All furniture, fixtures & fittings included in sale Large 'Mastercella' walk-in barrel cooler with fob detector system Oil fired central heating Extensive car parking to rear Newly constructed smoking area Range of outbuildings to rear Fully alarmed Established business over 40 years servicing the community Unlimited potential with huge hinterland catchment Overall site size c.1.5 acres New computerised till system included in sale Recently re-wired Full camera system

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BER: D2

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