Villager Pub goes on market with a guide price of €750k

THE Villager pub on Main Street in Chapelizod has gone on the market as a going concern with a guide price of €750k.

The property comprises a prominent two-storey, end-of-terrace unit with basement rear store.

According to selling agent Rory Browne from Lisney, the is “well-maintained throughout the years and enjoys a traditional public lounge bar on the ground floor.”

The ground floor pub is complemented by a first floor lounge/function space, and it is noted that there is a small smoking area to the rear with potential to further extend into a beer garden.

“The Villager represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a compact traditional style licensed premises,” according to the property listing.

“[It is] well presented throughout affording ease of management of a business that can be operated off low overheads with minimal direct competition.

“Located on the northern side of Main Street, The Villager enjoys a prime location within the commercial core of Chapelizod immediately adjacent to BaaBaa Café.”

The pub benefits from being located approximately seven kms west of the city centre.

Surrounding occupiers are commercial and residential in nature comprising a mix of established housing, retail, office and café uses.