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25 May 2022
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25 May 2022
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The Nesbitt Arms Hotel in Ardara is for sale. Established in 1838, the hotel comprises of 49 bedrooms, the Weavers Ballroom and the Conal Haughey Suite. The hotel which is a Fáilte Ireland 3-star and has been totally refurbished in recent times, offers a lot of charm and is currently family owned.
The hotel which is a four-storey building. The ground Floor comprises of a spacious reception area to include the office, the Ramblers Bar and Restaurant, toilets, Weavers Function Room, spacious Kkitchen, storage and service facilities. The first floor contains 13-guest ensuite bedrooms, a meeting room, dining/function room and toilets.
The second and third floors comprise of 18-guest ensuite bedrooms. There is a a small Yard and a Basement to the rear of the Hotel which is used as a Plant Room.
The selling price of the hotel has not been disclosed. Viewing is strictly by appointment only by contacting, Stephen McCahill, McCahill McNelis Auctioneers. You can ring Stephen on his mobile on 087 2424590. Alternatively you can email him at glenardfish@gmail.com.
You can also contact Tony Morrissey of Lisney Estate Agents on 01 632700 or email him directly at tmorrissey@lisney.com.
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