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The Band Hall, Newbridge
The historic site of the old Band Hall in Newbridge has sold today at Public Auction.
SEE ALSO: Newbridge Band Hall site up for public auction next week
The site on Cutlery Road, across from the Whitwater Shopping Centre, was given a guide price of €200,000.
Jordan Auctioneers in Newbridge are not disclosing who bought the site, but say there was a "good few people" interested at the auction held in the Keadeen Hotel today. The building finally sold for €270,000 at the auction.
The property on Cutlery Road is described by the auctioneers as being a strategic commercial development site in Newbridge Town Centre.
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