Commercial

ort18-501

Two storey landmark building, c.0.1 mile north west from St. Thomas’s Church, to the northern side of the Wild Atlantic Way public roadway and known internationally as Gray's Guesthouse, with feature clock tower.

Fronting onto a minor public roadway, east facing, on a plot of lands c. 0.243 hectare. The original dwelling was constructed c.1837 of stone construction with a pitched slate roof and was renovated and extended in the 1960’s with this extension being of concrete block inner and outer leaf cavity wall with a flat mineral felt roofs thereon, concrete and timber floors, a combination of double glazed PVC windows and single glazed hardwood windows and an external dash finish to the front of the building and nap plaster finish to the rear. This property also has the benefit of an oil fired central heating system. Boundaries are defined by the public roadway, stone and concrete block walls, post and wire fencing and hedgerow.

19.37m x 0.93m; carpet floor covering

3.39m x 2.55m; carpet
2.68m x 2m; tiled floor to ceiling.

3.85m x 3.61m; carpet
1.51m x 1.42m; tiled

3.78m x 3.57m; carpet
0.90m x 1.85m; tiled.

3.02m x 3.47m; carpet
0.83m x 0.71m; carpet

3.44m x 3.50m; carpet
2.30m x 1.81m; tiled

1.17m x 1.17m; lino floor covering

3.28m x 3.48m; carpet
1.72m x 1.88m; lino floor, half wall tiled

3.31m x 3.39m; carpet
1.81m x 1.64m; tiled floor, half wall tiled

1.25m x 0.98m; tiled floor to ceiling

Commercial

ort18-501

Dugort, Achill

Total Floor Areas measured internally 378.65 sq. m.

For Sale: Gray’s Guesthouse, Dugort, Achill

Price and further details from Achill Island Auctioneers

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