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The Bridge Inn, Old Bridge Street, Freshford, Co. Kilkenny
6 beds - 398m2
ASKING PRICE: €245,000
The Bridge Inn in Freshford is a distinctive commercial property, formerly operating as a pub/bar, offering a blend of business and residential opportunities. The ground floor is an attractive and light-filled space, perfectly suited for a variety of uses including retail, office, or warehouse functions. Its spacious layout and large windows create a welcoming environment, ideal for showcasing products or providing a comfortable workspace. Above the commercial space, the first floor features residential accommodation, providing the potential for an owner-occupier to live on-site or for additional rental income.
While the property requires some refurbishment to bring it up to modern living standards, it represents a unique opportunity for investors or business owners looking to capitalize on the current market trends. Furthermore, there are grants available for prospective purchasers, making this an even more appealing investment. With its charming character and versatile spaces, the Bridge Inn offers tremendous potential for a range of commercial and residential uses.
DNG Ella Dunphy - 056 7786000
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