One lucky property bidder, in 2016, won a pub in Ireland for a mere €42,000 ($50,000).
The former Kilbride Inn in Roscommon was auctioned off online by Allsop Online Auctions.
The Irish Post reported that the reserve price for the pub was set between €28,000 to €32,000. After a total of seven bids, it sold for €42,000.
![Pub interior. Credit: Allsop Online Auctions](https://www.irishcentral.com/uploads/assets/roscommon-pub--interior-allsop-ireland.jpg)
Pub interior. Credit: Allsop Online Auctions
According to the property listing, the former public house, located in the Four Mile House townsland, 10 kilometers north of Roscommon town, is situated on a site extending to approximately 1.82 hectares, or 4.5 acres.
The two-floor property has a pub on the ground floor, with the upper floor designated as a residential area.
![Another shot of the pub interior. Credit: Allsop Online Auctions](https://www.irishcentral.com/uploads/assets/roscommon-pub-interior-2-allsop.jpg)
Another shot of the pub interior. Credit: Allsop Online Auctions
The description states: "The property is arranged over ground and one upper floor to provide a public house together with residential accommodation. Internally the property provides a ground floor bar and lounge together with a four bedroom dwelling overhead. The property benefits from a large car park to the side and additional lands to the rear."
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