1 Francis Street , Dundalk , Co.Louth . A91 XK38
1 Francis Street , Dundalk , Co.Louth . A91 XK38
Important sale of Historic Licensed Premises
For Sale By Private Treaty
In One or More Lots
We are instructed by the owners to sell by Private Treaty these Prime Licensed Premises located along Francis Street which are maintained in exceptional condition and the property extends to the Ramparts Road at the rear with vehicular access with an additional residence . The property consists substantial Bar & Lounge with Stores and Beer Garden , overhead Living accommodation , large Yard and a separate residence to the rear with vehicular access from the Ramparts Road . The property if fully fitted with spacious accommodation and comfortable seating for 60 people .
Overhead the property has spacious Living accommodation with Drawing room , Kitchen / Dining / Living room leading to a first floor terrace , Four Bedrooms , Office and Three Bathrooms .
Known as King Bruce's Tavern and held in the Mc. Court family for three generations this sale presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial holding in a vibrant location surrounded by many long established complementary business . The property is built on the site of Mortimers Castle where it is believed Edward De Bruce was declared king of Ireland on the 1st May 1316 . His reign was short-lived when he met his death at the hands of the English army at the hill of Faughart in October 1318 . In more recent times No. 1 Francis Street was home to Charles Elgee , a prominent builder who was responsible for Dundalk’s Courthouse among other notable buildings and is commemorated by the Elgee Building at the Market Square . He was also the grandfather of Jane (Esperanza) Elgee who would marry William Wilde and mother of Oscar Wilde .