Creevy Pier Hotel comes on the market with a €1.2 million asking price
'As well as the hotel itself and the holiday home, you also have a big field which has potential for glamping pods. This is a really beautiful, unspoilt area of Donegal.'
Following the appointment of a liquidator to Creevy Pier Hotel, the premises has now come on the market with an asking price of €1.2 million.
It is listed as a 526 m² restaurant, bar and hotel, formerly known as Creevy Pier Hotel, at Kildoney Glebe, Ballyshannon. The property comprises ten en suite bedrooms, a five-bedroom bungalow, dining room and lounge bar.
The agent is Keith Anderson of Anderson Auctioneers, who told Donegal Live: “This is a largely underdeveloped two-and-a-half acre site with a huge amount of potential.
“The hotel was open until quite recently and it is in a great location with stunning views.
“As well as the hotel itself and the holiday home, you also have a big field which has potential for glamping pods.
“This is a really beautiful, unspoilt area of Donegal.”
Situated on the Wild Atlantic Way just north of Ballyshannon, the property offers stunning views of Donegal Bay, and is adjacent to a pier popular with leisure water users and anglers. It is only a short distance from the historic town of Ballyshannon in one direction, and the renowned surf destination and Blue Flag beach Rossnowlagh in the other.
More information on the property can be found on anderson.ie or by calling Anderson Auctioneers at 074 9722888.