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Located less than 5 kilometres outside Waterford city centre, the Holy Cross pub comprises a spacious yet compact premises of approximately 575 square metres.
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The Holy Cross, Cork Road, Waterford City X91NX5W
Long established with excellent reputation for strong food offering, the property comprises a L-shaped lounge bar in two sections and there is an unused former pool room and function room which require refurbishment but which present an excellent opportunity.
The Holy Cross pub also enjoys a spacious car park for approximately 150 cars with small al fresco beer garden.
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The location is extremely high profile and the property enjoys very substantial passing traffic - for more details The location is extremely high profile and the property enjoys very substantial passing traffic - for more details click here.
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