Two Tipperary properties hit the market, including pub and former shop

Two eye catching town centre properties in Cashel and Tipperary Town have recently come onto the market, offering buyers very different opportunities in the heart of Tipperary.

From a spacious three bedroom apartment above an established pub in Cashel to a traditional terraced property with potential for further residential accommodation in Tipperary Town, both properties offer convenient town centre locations for the prospective buyer.

The first property that stood out is a substantial two storey apartment at 1 Main Street, Cashel and has been listed for sale at €450,000.

The 200 sq m property contains three bedrooms and one bathroom and forms part of the City Bar property on Main Street. The apartment has its own independent access from Main Street and is arranged over two floors.

The first floor features a bright, open plan kitchen, living and dining area, with the upper floor providing three bedrooms along with a store room/laundry area and bathroom.

The property's central location is one of its main attractions, with shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs, schools and other everyday amenities all within walking distance.

It also offers access to the wider road network, including the M8 motorway, while public transport options are available close to the property.

The listing describes the apartment as potentially suitable for an owner occupier as the pub sits on the ground floor, a professional couple, or a business owner or investor.

The property was listed on September 2, 2026, and is being offered for sale by private treaty through Maher Auctioneers.

Meanwhile on 19 Davis Street in Tipperary Town, buyers can find another home for €280,000.

The traditional two bay, two storey terraced building dates from around 1860 and extends to approximately 108.2 sq m, with a detached garage adding a further 15.8 sq m. Daft lists the overall floor area, including the garage, at approximately 124 sq m.

The property is described as a three/four bedroom town centre residence, with one of its key features being the potential to make greater use of the ground floor.

The ground floor was previously used commercially but now has planning permission for residential use, providing an opportunity to convert the space into additional living accommodation.

Outside, the property benefits from a large balcony and a detached garage with rear access, all features that add flexibility to a centrally located town property.

The listing also notes that the property may qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, although prospective purchasers would need to establish their own eligibility and confirm the applicable conditions.

The property is within walking distance of Tipperary Town's shops, supermarkets, schools, cafés, restaurants, sporting facilities and other services. Tipperary Town Bus Station is also nearby, while Limerick Junction Railway Station is approximately 5km away.

The property was listed on September 1, 2026, and is being offered for sale by private treaty through Sherry FitzGerald Ryan Cooper.