The Leopardstown Inn, a prominent pub near Leopardstown Racecourse in Dublin, is up for sale for €7.25 million. This marks its first time on the open market in 48 years. The Loyola Group, the current owner, is selling due to their increasing focus on Dublin city center and Quinta do Lago, Portugal.
The property encompasses a substantial 1,324 sq m (14,250 sq ft) area, including a large two-story building with multiple bars, a function room, extensive car parking, and a 0.37-hectare site. The zoning permits residential development, adding to its appeal.
The sale is expected to draw considerable interest from various parties:
Its location in a thriving area with affluent residents and proximity to major businesses makes it attractive to developers.
The Loyola Group acquired the pub in 2015 for approximately €6 million. They also own other notable establishments in Dublin and Portugal, showcasing their diverse portfolio.
The sale follows the Loyola Group's recent disposal of another pub and highlights their strategic business adjustments. The Leopardstown Inn's sale price reflects the property's value and potential in a prime Dublin location.