GALLERY: Sprawling former Leitrim holiday resort is back on the market

A holiday complex in Dromahair, Leitrim, is now back on the market with an asking price of €1.2m through D.M Auctions Ltd.

The former complex which was operated as a self-contained holiday village includes a former hotel, several apartments and timber-built chalets.

The complex also comprises of the ruins of O’Rourkes Castle.

The Lodge is a four bedroom house with four apartments and a separate apartment at the rear. There are eight three bedroom two-storey houses, six one bedroom single storey chalets, a former French restaurant and the ruins of the renowned O Rourkes banqueting hall.

The river Bonet meanders through the site and it's connected to all main services.

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The five apartments are all separate with their own electric and heating system and there are eight two storey three-bed houses which were built in the 1983/1984. There is one block of four houses together and two blocks of two semi-detached houses.

There are six one-bed detached chalets which were built in the early 1990s. There is a purpose built former French restaurant which was built in 1987/1988 and the restaurant has its own separate entrance and a also a spacious carparking area.

All of the above buildings are in a poor state or repair and in need of total refurbishment.