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Woodview, Main St, Borris, Co. Carlow
This unique single storey, two-unit building is situated on the Main Street of Borris, Co. Carlow.
This landmark property sits on a site which extends to c 0.2 of an acre.
Woodview was originally built in c. 1960s – 70s as the local dispensary and in 2012 became the local post office with the popular cafe 'Fermentary' opening in the sorting office in Spring of 2021.
The post office relocated this year and the popular café unfortunately closed its doors shortly after.
Woodview sits in a prime town centre location, opposite the local playground.
This property offers an abundance of options including potential development into a family home (SPP).
Also, the roof of the building is concrete allowing for developing to a 2-storey dwelling (SPP), the property has large front and rear garden.
It is on sale for €225,000.
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