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A former Garda Station has gone up for sale in Laois. The Old Barracks in Rathdowney has 11 rooms, three kitchens and three toilets covering 189 m² or 2,034 square feet. The building is being sold as having potential for both commercial and residential use. Price is on application only
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Joseph Coogan Auctioneers describe it as a “substantial detached character building with potential for commercial/residential or a combination of both.”
“This detached two storey residential /commercial premises 2,034 square feet formally Garda Station, extensively refurbished into three self-contained office units. Potential for residential use subject to planning,” the auctioneer states.
“Very large, enclosed south facing rear yard with a number of old stone buildings. Potential area for walled-in landscaped garden, with wide vehicle access to public square and free unlimited parking. Ber Rating F,” the auctioneer states.
The building is located in The Square, Rathdowney.
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