Historic landmark property in the heart of north Longford town on the market
The historically significant building has been a central fixture on Main Street since 1708
An historic landmark property with extensive land in the heart of Granard is new to the market and according to auctioneer John Columb, of John Columb & Co, it is ‘a rare opportunity’ for prospective buyers.
Known locally as Pettit’s of Granard, this historically significant building has been a central fixture on Main Street since 1708.
Set on approximately 1.65 acres, the property includes substantial 18th-century commercial and residential premises spanning five floors, along with a large garden-paddock and multiple sheds to the rear - offering considerable development or business potential.
Mr Columb explained that the property was rebuilt to a high standard after being destroyed by British forces during the War of Independence, and it stands as a testament to craftsmanship and resilience.
He continued, “Its solid construction has left it in better condition than many properties of its era.”
Inside, the residential accommodation features generous living space, including a large drawing room with an original early 20th-century fireplace, a breakfast room, and nine bright, well-proportioned bedrooms.
The commercial section - formerly a shop, delicatessen, and public house - is ready for renovation or repurposing and includes ample storage areas that could support a range of business ventures.
Mr Columb added, “The potential for this premises and site is endless and will prove a very special purchase.”
For more information contact John Columb & Co on 043 66 86036; (085) 143 6399 or email [email protected]