Paddy McKillen jnr seeking €2.75m for landmark Lamb Doyle’s pub

An aerial view shows the Lamb Doyle's site at Blackglen Road in Sandyford , Dublin 18 and its proximity to the M50 motorway

Having traded from 1832 until recent years, the pub, which sits on an elevated 0.39-hectare site on Blackglen Road in the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, is being offered to the market with vacant possession by agent JLL at a guide price of €2.75 million. The property is the subject of a planning application by Oakmount subsidiary Lamb Doyle’s Ltd to Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council for the development of a bespoke residential scheme of 14 houses.

The site, at the junction of Blackglen Road and Woodside Road, has extensive road frontage and offers commanding views over Dublin.Tickets for 2024 Property Picnic in aid of Cancer Trials Ireland on sale now While the location had historically been viewed as a gateway to the Dublin and Wicklow mountains, recent improvements to Blackglen Road have made it far more accessible. The M50 motorway is just 1km away, while Dublin city centre is 10km north of the property.

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