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The Hawthorn Bar is for sale at €1.6m, with huge potential beside The Lough

By Katie Mythen-Lynch June 17, 2025June 17, 2025

Location, location, location.

The Hawthorn Bar, perched right beside The Lough, has hit the market at €1.6m, offering a unique opportunity to snap up a business in one of Cork’s most loved scenic spots.

Offered to the market for the first time in over six decades, the bar and lounge on Hartlands Avenue, Glasheen Road has been in continuous operation under the Coakley family since its construction in 1961.

While the property is in need of some modernisation, it has been well maintained and sensitively upgraded over the years and enjoys a loyal customer base, strong food and beverage trade, and an unrivalled setting in the heart of Cork City.

“Whether you are a seasoned hospitality operator or seeking to diversify your real estate investment portfolio, this is a turnkey business with significant growth potential.” said estate agent Darragh Taaffe of Keane Mahony Smith, who are handling the sale.

“The Hawthorn Bar occupies one of the most scenic and high-profile positions in the city, directly fronting the wildlife-protected sanctuary of The Lough.

“This picturesque and historically significant setting is a daily destination for walkers, runners, families, tourists, and locals alike. Few hospitality venues can claim such an enviable and visible location this is Cork’s answer to owning a bar on Central Park.”

The Hawthorn has a ton of untapped potential, especially with its unrivalled outdoor spaces. Think about it: the decking and patio overlooking The Lough aren’t being used to their fullest right now. That means there’s a huge chance to really expand and create a fantastic outdoor food and drink spot with those amazing views.

“A forward-thinking operator could dramatically increase turnover by enhancing this aspect of the business, supported by strong local foot traffic and an established customer base.” added Taaffe.

If you can make it there you’ll make it anywhere, right? Check out the full listing and arrange a viewing here.

Tags: Cork pubs, property, The Lough
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