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Mixed use residential and retail property in Longford sells for €91,000 at BidX1 online auction
A mixed use residential and retail property in Longford has sold for €91,000 at a BidX1 online auction earlier this week.
The property, located at Main Street, Abbeylara, on the R396, close to the junction at Crawford's Bar, had a guide price of €75,000.
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Two bidders showed particular interest in the building before it was eventually sold for €91,000.
The property is arranged over ground floor and first floor to provide a mixed use building.
Internally, the property comprises a three bedroom house, ground floor retail unit together with 1 x one bedroom apartment overhead.
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The total floor area extends to approximately 257 sq. m (2766 sq. ft).
BidX1 advises that a warehouse / storage unit to the rear of the property is occupied under terms unknown, with vacant possession of the house, retail unit and apartment.
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