A Killarney house seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau has been sold for €332,000.
The house called Anfield Manor based in Upper Casheen had a starting price of €200,000 at yesterday’s public auction.
CAB seized the property in 2021 as part of a five-year investigation into an organised crime gang.
After CAB seized Anfield Manor in 2021, it was placed on the market for €425,000 but was never purchased.
It also failed to sell when its starting price was reduced to €325,000.
The property eventually sold at pubic auction yesterday at Wilsons Auctions on the Naas Road in Dublin.
The detached four-bedroom house has three bathrooms and an overall floor area of 250 metres squared.
It’s on a site almost one third of an acre in size and there’s a detached garage.
Radio Kerry understands Anfield Manor attracted considerable interest with bids submitted on the phone and online, as well as by people present at the auction.
