A 20-bedroom ocean-front Co Donegal hotel has gone on the market for the same price as a three-bedroom terraced house in many parts of Dublin.
Kileens, on Arranmore Island, is a ready-to-use hotel and has stunning views.
The hotel also comes with its own fully licensed bar, a function room, restaurant, car park and outdoor area.
The hotel is a short ferry-ride away from the mainland at Burtonport and enjoys a long and busy summer season including one of Ireland's most popular Gaeltacht schools.
And with a price-tag of €650,000, all the hotel's bedrooms have ensuite facilities, and the property stretches to 25,000 sq feet.
The current owners, the Kileens, are retiring and the hotel could make the perfect business for any family looking to make a fresh start or invest in the hotel business.
The island is just four kilometres from the mainland and is served by two ferries which run several times daily, so there will be no problem for guests to make the short crossing.
The local population is around 500, but that swells during the summer months with many students coming from as far away as Dublin to learn or brush up on their Irish.
Arranmore was also one of Ireland's first offshore islands to have a fibre broadband connection and boasts its own digital hub known as MODAM.
Arranmore is twinned with Beaver Island, Michigan since October 2000 with many locals emigrants returning to their native Arranmore each year to catch up with family and friends.
