A Very  Rare Offering: One of  Achill’s  premier  properties.

This is a unique opportunity to own this beach-front business. "Prime location" best describes Masterson's Pub and attaching Anchor Restaurant. This business has been trading for almost 59 years and has been recently renovated.

Two holiday cottages have been built on an elevated plot of land to the southern side of the pub and restaurant, and are also for sale.

The building occupies a prominent trading position in the village of Dugort. Located in a road-fronting position to the southern side of the Wild Atlantic Way, in an area of great scenic beauty and spectacular beach and sea views. Large carpark, adjacent out-buildings with lands to the rear of the public house.

This is an excellent opportunity for the development of other tourism-related business at this landmark locdation, at minimal costs as existing buildings are in good condition and are well-maintained.

Well-run business with certified turnover. Current owners are retiring.

Licenced Premises

Full  7  Day Licence.

Bar, with open fireplace, tiled and timber floors, fitted out with  bar and serving counter. Extensive seating area and a raised seating area within the public bar  area.

The entire bar and  restaurant area has the benefit of an oil fired central heating system. The premises is registered with the HSE for food safety. External signage and lightings are fitted and all are in working order.  Recently re-fitted pitched concrete tile roof to original premises, flat mineral felt  roofs on extensions at  rear. Double glazed pvc windows fitted. External hardwood and pvc doors. Inventory of contents and effects are included in the sale.

External: Secure compound to  rear of pub. Goods entrance to rear of business. Large parking facilities to front and eastern side of the building. 

Directions: Locataed on the Wild Atlantic Way public roadway, in a road-fronting location at the Golden Strand, Dugort, Achill Island, Co. Mayo

Viewing strictly by appointment with the selling agents.

The property comprises a second level educational facility, now closed, as detailed below, on a site circa 1.15 hectares, known as Scoil Damhnait. The original school was built in 1964 and consists of a single storey building, south-facing, of concrete block construction with a pitched concrete tile roof and flat concrete roof, concrete and timber floors, single glazed hardwood windows and an external dash finish.

Accommodation consists of office, 2 x staff toilets, 2 x student toilets, 2 x stores, hallway, large classroom divided by four timber partitions and boiler house. Total floor area measured internally 246.19sq.m

The school was extended in 1969 and this extension, while being adjacent to the original schoo,l is detached from same. It is a two storey building, south-facing, located to the eastern side of the original school and is of concrete block construction with a flat concrete roof thereon, concrete floors, a combination of PVC double-glazed windows and single-glazed hardwood windows and an external dash plaster finish.

Accommodation at ground floor level consists of reception area, hallway, library room, woodwork room, general classroom and stairwell. Accommodation at first floor level consists of lobby area, school principals office, student toilets, chemical store room, science room and class room. Total floor area measured internally 270.59sq.m.

Total floor area of the entire buildings 516.78m

Both buildings have an oil fired central heating system - Sime oil boiler. There is an open-ended shed constructed at the eastern side of the school, being of concrete block construction with a flat galvanised roof , having a floor area of 26sq.m. The school is located to the southern end of the site, and is approached by a tarmacadam driveway which is 3.7m wide with kerbing on either side, from the public roadway. A tarred assembly area being c. 0.135 hectare in area is located 67m north from the school building. There is extensive car parking to the western and southern sides of the school buildings. The site as a whole has extensive road frontage extending east of the main road with boundaries clearly defined, by coniferous trees and concrete post and wire fencing, offering space for further potential development. Mains Electricity, Broadband, Water & Sewage connected to the building.

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.