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Waves Surf Cafe, Bundoran
A Bundoran restaurant that was open for 13 years has been put up for sale on the property market.
Waves Surf Cafe, on Main Street, which closed in September 2025, has been placed on sale for €375,000.
Property agents selling the property described the listing as a “prime commercial and residential opportunity in Bundoran.
“An exceptional opportunity to acquire a well-established cafe premises in the heart of Bundoran, one of Ireland’s most popular seaside destinations.”
The 277 square metres property features both a commercial and residential space. On the ground floor, “features a welcoming customer service counter with circa. 50-seater dining area, kitchen, storage room and bathrooms.
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“Large frontage windows provide excellent visibility and natural light, enhancing its appeal to passing trade.”
The first floor, offering living accommodation, features five bedrooms (three en-suites) and a bathroom, ideal for owner-occupiers or staff use.”
Advertised in the listing was that a Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant of up to €50,000 may be available for the residential section of the property.
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