Stories From Old Newspapers

 Yorkshire Post & Leeds Intelligencer 3 December 1953

Lismore Hotel – ‘An Outstanding Opportunity’

To acquire an hotel known throughout Ireland, adjacent to Lismore Castle – Irish seat of the Duke of Devonshire, the famous River Blackwater, noted for its salmon and where hunting and shooting abound. Comprising impressive entrance hall, reception, cloaks, private offices, attractive dining room, public lounge with bar, residents lounge, Paddy’s Bar, ballroom, writing room, 24 bedrooms all with fitted wash basins, h & c.’ plugs and bells, 3 baths, 8 toilets, kitchen with ‘Green’s Heat Flow’ range, stillroom, wine cellar, food larders, laundry, staff bedrooms, owner’s flat, garage for 8, stabling for 12, kitchen garden, etc.

The property is tastefully furnished throughout, was modernized, redecorated, and furnished in 1948, is fully equipped even to linen and cutlery. Freehold and free from ground rent, rateable valuation only £58, and offered for disposal solely due to serious illness of the proprietor. To affect an immediate sale, £7,500 to include everything will be accepted.

Apply to owner’s agents: Cork Estates, 70 South Mall, Cork.