Nurney Inn, Main St, Nurney
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Nurney Inn, Main St Nurney, County Carlow , R93 AH95

Offers around €575,000
  • Ber Rating BER D

At a glance...

  • Established licensed premises in a prominent village-centre location
  • Only pub serving Nurney and the surrounding farming community
  • Loyal local customer base with scope to increase trade
  • Recently renovated and extended
  • Spacious owner’s accommodation within the main premises
  • Separate detached three-bedroom bungalow
  • Potential income from short-term letting, guest accommodation, residential rental or staff housing
  • Scope to develop food, events, tourism and destination trade
  • Large, flexible site with potential for further development, subject to planning permission
  • Attractive countryside setting overlooking Nurney Church and the Kilkea and Killeshin Hills
  • Convenient to Carlow Town, Athy, Kilkea Castle and the Barrow Valley
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Description

The Nurney Inn, Nurney, Co. Carlow
A landmark hospitality investment with multiple income opportunities

The sale of The Nurney Inn presents a rare opportunity to acquire an established licensed premises with extensive residential accommodation, a separate three-bedroom bungalow and considerable potential for revitalisation and growth.

Prominently positioned in the heart of Nurney village, this commercial property is the only licensed premises serving the village and its surrounding rural hinterland. Its loyal community customer base provides a valuable foundation upon which an ambitious new owner can build a vibrant, diversified hospitality business.

Recently renovated and extended, The Nurney Inn combines the character of a traditional Irish village pub with modern facilities and flexible accommodation. The property is well suited to an owner-operator, hospitality investor or family business seeking several potential revenue streams from one substantial holding.

A business ready for renewed energy

At the heart of the property is a welcoming traditional bar with generous customer areas and modern supporting facilities. Significant recent investment has created a strong platform for a new owner to refresh the offering, extend trading opportunities and re-establish the premises as a thriving social and hospitality destination.

Potential areas for growth include food service, live entertainment, private functions, community events, sports and social gatherings, tourism packages and accommodation-led trade. With the right vision and management, The Nurney Inn could become both a revitalised local meeting place and a distinctive destination for visitors exploring County Carlow and the surrounding region.

Residential and rental potential

Spacious contemporary living accommodation is incorporated into the main premises, allowing an owner or manager to live comfortably on site.

The detached three-bedroom bungalow represents an important additional asset and could potentially be used for:

  • Short-term or holiday letting
  • Guest accommodation
  • Long-term residential rental
  • Staff accommodation
  • Multi-generational living
  • A home office or complementary business use

This combination provides the flexibility to generate supplementary income, reduce operating costs or support the future expansion of the hospitality business.

Location and market

Nurney is an attractive County Carlow village surrounded by a well-established agricultural community and picturesque countryside. The Inn occupies a central, highly visible position and benefits from an impressive outlook towards Nurney Church and the rolling Kilkea and Killeshin Hills.

Carlow Town, Athy, Kilkea Castle and the Barrow Valley are all within convenient reach, creating opportunities to attract passing visitors, tourists, wedding guests, walkers, cyclists and those seeking an authentic Irish village experience.

The opportunity

The Nurney Inn is more than a pub, it is a flexible hospitality and property investment offering an established local market, residential accommodation and several possible income streams.

For an investor or hands-on operator with the ambition to revitalise a valued community landmark, grow its destination appeal and unlock its accommodation potential, this is an opportunity of exceptional promise.

Viewing is highly recommended and strictly by appointment.

BER details

BER Rating: BER D
BER No.: 801165556
Energy Performance Indicator: Not provided
To download a copy of the official BER document, you can go to SEAI and enter the BER number.
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PSRA Licence No: 002833

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