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Former Glenbay Hotel, Mallinmore, Glencolmcille, Co. Donegal
A former Donegal hotel in a scenic location along the Slieve League Peninsula is on the market with a low asking price.
The detached three-storey hotel premises formerly known as the Glenbay Hotel and later the Glencolmcille Hotel is nestled on a large 1.8-acre site in Malinmore and has been closed since 2009.
Extending to approximately 11, 312 sq. ft, the vacant possession is arranged to provide hotel accommodation at ground, first and second floor level. The property is situated on the R263 road, approximately 4km from Glencolumbkille village and 15 km from the majestic Slieve League sea cliffs.
Requiring full refurbishment but offering the potential for a range of uses, the property is listed with an asking price of €175,000 on Daft.ie.
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