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USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
50 High Street, Waterford City Centre, X91DW64
A popular gastropub situated in the heart of Waterford city centre has hit the market with an asking price of under €450,000.
The City Arms is set in a prominent location on Waterford’s High St and extends to 530sq m comprising of a ground floor entrance porch, spacious bar and lounge area, keg room, disabled toilet, kitchen and cold room/wash up area.
The first floor has a spacious bar and lounge/function room area with small store room, ladies and gents WCs. The second floor hosts three spacious storage rooms, two offices and WC. The bar has been maintained to a high standard with wood flooring on the ground and first floor, along with wood panelling and some attractive features.
The property is described as being suitable for a variety of uses given its spacious size and excellent city centre location, such as a boutique hotel, aparthotel, retail premises, and conversion of the upper floors to residential or restaurant. It is listed on Daft.ie with an asking price of €445,000.
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