Mulligan's Bar & Lounge in Sandymount is up for sale for a handsome €2.5 million.
The iconic boozer, which was frequented by Irish rugby greats and fans alike due to being just a five minute walk from the Aviva Stadium, is located in one of south Dublin’s most affluent and most sought-after residential areas in Sandymount.
John Ryan of licensed property specialists, Bagnall Doyle MacMahon is offering the property to the market at a guide price of €2.5 million. Mulligan's Bar & Lounge is a well-appointed licensed premises and restaurant laid out in a traditional style with feature terrazzo flooring, walnut bar and back bar and a glazed snug area.
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In the basement there is ample keg and bottle storage areas and other ancillary facilities. Outside, there is a small terrace area, a fully fitted and equipped catering kitchen along with lavishly appointed customer toilets.
At the front is an on-street seating area for 40 people, and the entire building extends to c.406 sq m / 4,370 sq ft and is presented in excellent condition throughout.
The pub also benefits from full planning permission for a new shop front incorporating a central glazed-entrance doorway and folding floor-to-ceiling windows, which opens onto the street seating area.
Mulligan's of Sandymount offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a well-run and operated licensed premises with the scope to further develop a substantial food and drink business in line with the continuing prosperity of the area.
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