The County Club Growtown,
Property Overview
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- Location
The County Club comprises an extensive detached purpose-built structure extending to approximately 1,617 sq.m. gross internal area standing on a site of c. 1.54 hectares / 3.8 acres.
The property enjoys the benefit of extensive carparking facilities with dual access from the R147 leading to approximately 220 designated spaces, 60 of which are positioned to the northern side of the site with the remaining 160 located to the southern side of the site.
The rear north-eastern section of the site is presently laid out as grassland and benefits from frontage to a local access roadway.
The original two storey structure is of brick and block construction under a series of “A” pitched slate roof coverings.
Single storey wrap-around extensions are positioned to the front, sides and rear of the original structure under a series of “A” pitched, hipped and flat roof coverings.
A secure walled and gated goods yard with vehicular access is located to the rear of the property.
Waste treatment facilities are separately contained within a fenestrated area to the rear of the property at the site’s northern boundary.
Internally the property is laid out to ground floor level with Public Bar, Lounge Bar, Restaurant and Dining facilities together with the former “Vortex” Nightclub all of which is complemented by extensive kitchens and the necessary storage and service facilities. First Floor accommodation comprises separate and self-contained function / restaurant dining accommodation, patron toilet facilities and back of house office accommodation.
The County Club comprises an extensive detached purpose-built structure extending to approximately 1,617 sq.m. gross internal area standing on a site of c. 1.54 hectares / 3.8 acres. The property enjoys the benefit of extensive carparking facilities with dual access from the R147 leading to approximately
The County Club comprises an extensive detached purpose-built structure extending to approximately 1,617 sq.m. gross internal area standing on a site of c. 1.54 hectares / 3.8 acres.
The property enjoys the benefit of extensive carparking facilities with dual access from the R147 leading to approximately 220 designated spaces, 60 of which are positioned to the northern side of the site with the remaining 160 located to the southern side of the site.
The rear north-eastern section of the site is presently laid out as grassland and benefits from frontage to a local access roadway.
The original two storey structure is of brick and block construction under a series of “A” pitched slate roof coverings.
Single storey wrap-around extensions are positioned to the front, sides and rear of the original structure under a series of “A” pitched, hipped and flat roof coverings.
A secure walled and gated goods yard with vehicular access is located to the rear of the property.
Waste treatment facilities are separately contained within a fenestrated area to the rear of the property at the site’s northern boundary.
Internally the property is laid out to ground floor level with Public Bar, Lounge Bar, Restaurant and Dining facilities together with the former “Vortex” Nightclub all of which is complemented by extensive kitchens and the necessary storage and service facilities. First Floor accommodation comprises separate and self-contained function / restaurant dining accommodation, patron toilet facilities and back of house office accommodation.
The County Club occupies a prominent trading position to the eastern side of the R147 Dublin to Navan road, directly opposite Rathbeggan National School and approx. 5kms south of Dunshaughlin town centre.
Dunshaughlin is an established and expanding town located along the M3 Motorway corridor approximately 34kms northwest of Dublin City Centre and serves as a commercial and retail focal point for its established and growing residential population. As per 2022 census data, Dunshaughlin enjoyed a direct population of approx. 6,644 persons.
The immediate area surrounding The County Club is mixed use in nature with various light industrial occupiers including Maher Tractor Sales, Steel Doors Ireland, Dunboyne Powder Coating, PK Awnings and Dan Daly Engines together with one-off housing and the established Growtown bungalow development all of which is surrounded by an agricultural hinterland.
The property is positioned equidistant between Dublin and Navan within the expanding west Dublin / southeast Meath region benefiting from convenient access via the M50 & M3 Motorways.
The County Club occupies a prominent trading position to the eastern side of the R147 Dublin to Navan road, directly opposite Rathbeggan National School and approx. 5kms south of Dunshaughlin town centre. Dunshaughlin is an established and expanding town located along the M3 Motorway corridor approximately
The County Club occupies a prominent trading position to the eastern side of the R147 Dublin to Navan road, directly opposite Rathbeggan National School and approx. 5kms south of Dunshaughlin town centre.
Dunshaughlin is an established and expanding town located along the M3 Motorway corridor approximately 34kms northwest of Dublin City Centre and serves as a commercial and retail focal point for its established and growing residential population. As per 2022 census data, Dunshaughlin enjoyed a direct population of approx. 6,644 persons.
The immediate area surrounding The County Club is mixed use in nature with various light industrial occupiers including Maher Tractor Sales, Steel Doors Ireland, Dunboyne Powder Coating, PK Awnings and Dan Daly Engines together with one-off housing and the established Growtown bungalow development all of which is surrounded by an agricultural hinterland.
The property is positioned equidistant between Dublin and Navan within the expanding west Dublin / southeast Meath region benefiting from convenient access via the M50 & M3 Motorways.
Accommodation
The County Club was successfully operated by the Peters Family for in excess of 40 years who expanded and developed the trade since acquiring the premises.
The business enjoyed an exceptionally strong reputation as a premier hospitality complex that was renowned nationally for its high volumes of trade derived from a quality food & beverage offering complemented by a Nightclub which was particularly synonymous within the Debs sector of the market.
Traditionally the business catered for a high volume of recurring trade derived from the surrounding Dublin, Meath and Louth environs.
Prior to cessation of trade The County Club was one the countries best know destination food, beverage and nightclub / event venues regarded as a premium high-volume destination business.
The County Club represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a proven trading destination that successfully attracted custom from the wider Meath and Dublin region.
The premises are capable of enjoying high volumes of food, beverage and entertainment trade that should appeal to seasoned operators offering potential to re-establish a premier business capable of sustaining meaningful volumes of trade and the opportunity to expand the business model with bedroom accommodation subject to planning permission.
The County Club is ideally suited to the re-establishment of the past food, beverage and nightclub/function driven business or alternatively for the creation of a collection of complementary hospitality and lifestyle offerings that would provide a destination attraction. The property enjoys ample scale allowing for a multifaceted business to be operated and is complimented by adequate stores, services, outdoor areas, and parking facilities in support of this business use.
The past nightclub and function offering was exceptionally well promoted and lucrative and presents excellent potential to re-establish with limited direct competition within the wider area.
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