'Mary Mcbrides' & 'Little Black Door', 2 Main Street, Cushendun, BALLYMENA, BT44 0PH

~  WORLD FAMOUS AWARD WINNING PUBLIC HOUSE AND RESTAURANT

~  FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN

~  LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE NATIONAL TRUST VILLAGE OF CUSHENDUN

~  HOME TO DOOR NO 8 IN THE FAMOUS GAME OF THRONES COLLECTION

This unique Public House & Restaurant once known as one of ‘The smallest Bars in Ireland’, Mary McBride’s stands proudly in the heart of Cushendun Village amongst the backdrop of the sea and the beautiful Glens of Antrim.

The pub has become a historical landmark in the County Antrim famous North Coastal Route and has been voted one of the top 100 hospitality businesses in N.I. on three consecutive years.

ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES

ENTRANCE PORCH & HALLWAY ‘MARY MCBRIDES’ OLD BAR:   One of the smallest bars in Ireland furnished with all original features.

MAIN BAR (5.5m x 3.7m): Modern bar seats 20-30 people, wall mounted TV’s cast iron log burning stove and home to one of the famous ten doors (No 8) from Game of Thrones Collection.

PARLOUR: just off main hallway which offers seating for dining or drinking for 25-30 patrons.

TOILETS: Ladies, Gents & disabled toilets to rear.

KITCHEN: Fully functional modern kitchen/food prep area with full upgraded gas cooking system, dumb waiter to first floor restaurant area.

COOL ROOM/KEG STORE/DRINKS AREA: to the rear.

FIRST FLOOR:

‘LITTLE BLACK DOOR RESTAURANT’ which seats up to sixty patrons, comprises of two rooms. First room includes a toilet area while the second has a coffee/prep area just off to the left and a wine/bar/reception area to the rear.

EXTERIOR BEER GARDEN: Spacious elevated beer garden to rear with seating for up to fifty people, fully covered by canvas tent style roof.

AGENTS COMMENTS:

At nearly two hundred years old this traditional Old Style house pub & restaurant has tons of history based on the life of the original owner, Mary McBride herself. Rarely does an opportunity like this arise to acquire this unique property which is held on a lease from The National Trust. The property is being sold as a going concern with a liquor license and equipment included. The vendors are keeping a few personal items, but the majority of fixtures and fittings are included in the sale. This property is also home to the well-established ‘Little Black Door’ Restaurant that is highly recommended by near and far and currently holds a rating of five with the local food hygiene standards agency. This opportunity only arises once in a lifetime.