The Former Grand Hotel & The Quays Bar and Nightclub, Fermoy, Co. Cork

The property is located in a high profile location in Fermoy Town Centre. The building is located adjacent to the main street with extensive frontage onto Ashe Quay & Abbey Street. This protected structure enjoys impressive views overlooking the River Blackwater. The property is available in one or more lots. The property comprises three core elements as set out below: Area 1 – The former Grand Hotel The only hotel in Fermoy having traded until November 2019. Sits on a site of approx 0.19 acres, with an approx. floor area of 10,580 sq ft with 12 bedrooms. There are unoccupied staff quarters located to the rear of the hotel. The hotel has positive planning history for an additional 16 bedrooms which has now expired. The hotel is currently occupied with more details available on request. Area 2 – The Quays Bar and first floor function room This portion was refurbished in 2018 and is currently trading as a bar and restaurant with vacant possession being available. There is independent access from Abbey Street and it can be operated independently from the rest of the property. It benefits from a full 7 day licence with a late night licence for functions. Area 3 – Ballroom and function room Consists of a disused ballroom / function room overlooking the river which presents an opportunity for further development. This two storey section previously traded as Talk of South on the first floor and Caesars nightclub on the ground floor. We understand that both Area 2 and Area 3 extend to approx 24,000 sq ft. Fermoy currently has a population of approximately 6,720 people and is primarily a service town for the surrounding agricultural hinterland and villages including Ballyhooley, Conna, Castlelyons, Kilworth, Rathcormac, Glanworth, etc. The town benefits from a number of large housing estates helping the town develop into an important commuter town for Cork City. Large employers in the area include Micro-Bio chemical production, Silverpail dairies, Sanmina-SCI Corporation & Moorepark Research Institute. C3