Retail buy in New Bridge Cork

21-bedroom hotel & Bar/Restaurant with private marina on c. 2 acres Description: The 21-bedroom Sherkin Island Hotel provides a rare opportunity to purchase a commercially run hotel on one of Ireland's inhabited islands, a stopping off point on the Wild Atlantic Way, and just ten minutes by regular ferry to the mainland. This property has a truly breath-taking coastal aspect. The hotel provides a wide range of room types including double, family, twin & standard rooms. Key Features: Sherkin House is sitting on Sherkin island just off the West Cork coast. There are only -50 permanent residents on the island. It is directly accessible by boat to the private marina. There is also an hourly public ferry to Sherkin Island from Baltimore pier. 10 minutes by ferry to Baltimore harbour village. Site circa 2.2 acres Excellent range of facilities including 21 en-suite bedrooms, bar, lounge, function rooms. 16 Sea-view bedrooms were refurbished in 2019. 30-berth marina. Planning Permission was granted in 2008 to convert hotel into 14 large luxurious two- & three-bedroom apartments, and a separate pub/hotel with an additional 8 bedrooms. The main building was built in 2001, with concrete floors throughout. Hotel measures approximately 17,000 sq ft/1,580 sq m). Remnants of a 15th Century Castle. Cork City - 90 minutes. Location: Sherkin Island (from the Irish Inis Earcain) lies southwest of County Cork in Ireland alongside other islands of Roaring Water Bay. It measures 3 miles long by 1.5 miles wide (5 km by 3 km). With regular ferry services to the island from Baltimore harbour village, this inshore island is in one of the most scenic coastal areas of Ireland. It has a number of beautiful beaches such as Silver Strand, just 1.5 miles from the property. Sherkin has its own special character. A West Cork anecdote has it that Sherkin's residents live off their art: island craft, paintings and book writing all inspired by Sherkin's tranquil lifestyle. Dining/Bar: The hotel has a fully fitted commercial kitchen that serves the pub & restaurant (which has a 7-day trading license) and function rooms, making it an ideal location for small weddings, birthday parties etc. Marina: With the added benefit of a marina attached, one of few marinas between Kinsale and Dingle on the south-western coast, it is an essential stop off for anyone sailing this coastline. It also attracts a number of local day trips during the summer months who want to enjoy the beauty of the island and visit its wonderful beaches. The surrounding waters are renowned for boating, sailing and other water activities such as whale & dolphin watching and the famous Fastnet Lighthouse is just 9 miles away. Dun na Long Castle: Dun na Long (Fort of Ships) Castle was built by Finghin O' Driscoll in the mid-15th century. It was burned down in 1537. The remains of the castle are a beautiful feature in the garden. Services: Mains water, Septic tank sewerage disposal, Oil-fired central heating, Bulk gas for kitchen, 3-phase electricity, Broadband Title: Freehold BER Details: BER: C1 BER No: 800638777 EPI: 425.66 kWh/m2/yr Ref: 36645-1944