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Disused Tandragee nursing home hits market as ‘investment opportunity’ for cash buyers

As it does require "total renovation", the agent said the listing price is reflective of the work needed to restore the property to its former glory

A building formerly used as a care home in Tandragee has entered the property market as a cash only investment opportunity.

The site of the former Rathowen Care Home, also known as Mullavilly House, closed its doors to residents in November 2017 after 42 years in operation.

The Portadown Road premises was owned by Mr and Mrs Watt who announced their retirement following the closure citing ongoing difficulties in recruitment and retaining the skilled staff required to run the home.

Since the closure, the substantial premises has laid vacant.

Now available for purchase, the listing agent ‘The Agent’, says the property presents a “multitude of options to a future buyer”.

It has currently been listed for sale to cash buyers only.

As it does require “total renovation”, the agent said the listing price of £200,000 is reflective of the work needed to restore the property to its former glory.

Internally, the ground floor of the property is currently configurated to offer eight bedrooms and three sitting rooms.

There is a kitchen, two utility rooms and five bathrooms also located on the ground floor.

Upstairs, there is an additonal four bedrooms, sitting room, store, bathroom and toilet.

Interested parties should contact The Agent to make enquiries.

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