The Coast Road Inn, 3 Toberwine Street

• Well-known public house located in the village of Glenarm,

fronting the scenic Antrim Coast Road.

• Generous site with potential for expansion or alternative

development (subject to planning permission).

• Available for sale due to the owner’s retirement

The subject premises comprise two and a 
half storey traditional terraced public house 
with living accommodation over of traditional 
construction with a timber pitched slate roof. 
A large return extension is located at the rear 
and is abutted by a large group of two storey 
limestone-built outbuildings, arranged around a 
yard. The outbuildings are disused and in need of 
repair and refurbishment. A double door arch way 
from Toberwine Street provides access to the rear 
of the property. The property has a B2 listing.
The accommodation is split over three levels 
with the public bar on the ground floor and living 
accommodation on the upper floors accessed by 
stairs from within the bar area. 

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Occupying a prominent site in the picturesque
coastal village of Glenarm, the Coast Road Inn
presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a
character-rich property on the iconic Antrim Coast
Road—part of Northern Ireland’s internationally
renowned Causeway Coastal Route.
Glenarm enjoys a scenic and accessible position
on the A2 Coast Road, approximately 32 miles
north of Belfast, 14 miles from Larne and 17
miles east of Ballymena, making it a convenient
destination for both local and international visitors.
With a population of approximately 504 residents
(2021 Census), Glenarm is one of Northern
Ireland’s oldest villages, dating back to the 17th
century. The area boasts a range of attractions
including the renowned Glenarm Castle and
Walled Garden, a picturesque marina, and direct
access to the spectacular Glens of Antrim.
The Coast Road Inn occupies a highly visible
site in the village, and offers significant potential
for further hospitality, tourism, or leisure
development.