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The Square, Inistioge, County Kilkenny
ASKING PRICE: €450,000
This landmark licensed premises is situated in the picturesque village of Inistioge and provides a unique opportunity to purchase a long standing and established business.
Inistioge is a busy tourist village by the banks of the River Nore known for its fishing, beauty and scenic walkways.
It has been a location for numerous films over the years, and is home to Woodstock Gardens.
It has a vibrant local community and holds a number of festivals during the summer months.
The premises has traditionally enjoyed a strong local customer base, as is well supported by the surrounding hinterland.
Kilkenny is 25 mins away and New Ross a 20 min drive. Thomastown is 5 miles away with bus and rail links to the rest of the country.
Walter Walsh Auctioneers (056 772 4485)
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