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The Royal Bar, Kickham Street, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary
A once-bustling pub in the heart of a town in Tipperary has gone up for sale, with two apartments included, all for just €150,000.
The former Royal Bar on Kickham Street in Carrick-on-Suir offers huge potential, whether as a new business venture, mixed-use project, or a full residential conversion.
On the ground floor, the old bar area still holds plenty of character and space, ideal for reopening as a pub or restaurant, or transforming into a café or retail premises. Upstairs, there are two self-contained apartments - a three-bedroom unit on the first floor and a two-bedroom unit on the second floor - each with its own kitchen, living area and bathroom.
The property sits in the centre of Carrick-on-Suir, surrounded by local favourites including Aoki Interiors, Sam McCauleys, CCW Vets, and several cafés, restaurants and bars. Selling agents say the listing offers "excellent redevelopment potential" and could suit both investors and those seeking a character property in a thriving Tipperary town.
With its combination of commercial space and two ready-to-renovate apartments, the Royal Bar offers plenty of scope for a creative buyer, all for just €150,000.
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