Former Dublin pub with full planning for 48 new homes
’s residential market may be interested in the sale of the former Bottom of the Hill pub in Finglas village. The premises, which sits on a 0.2-hectare site, is being offered to the market with full planning permission for an apartment scheme through agent Lisney Commercial Real Estate at a guide price of €2.25 million.provides for a five-storey, mixed-use development that includes 48 apartments , a 240sq m hospitality unit and a 140sq m retail unit.
The property is in Finglas village, approximately 8.1km from Dublin city centre via the Finglas Road . The location allows for easy access to a variety of local amenities, including schools, supermarkets, restaurants and cafés. Charlestown Shopping Centre and Clearwater Shopping Centre are also within close proximity. The Bottom of the Hill site is zoned Z4: Key Urban Villages/Urban Villages under the Dublin City Development Plan 2022–2028.
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