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One of Newry's oldest bars is on the market. Crozier’s at 16 Upper Water Street had been in the Wilson/ Crozier family since 1942 and was operating as Jean Croziers in recent times. It changed hands in 2023 when it was bought by Martin Ward. The bar is currently fully operational and is right in the heart of the city centre.
On the market through Bradley real estate agents for £294,950 the listing explains "Proudly standing in the centre of Newry for over a century, “Crozier’s” 16 Upper Water Street, Newry, is a renowned public house with deep roots in the city’s social and commercial life. Ideally located on Upper Water Street, this prominent and long-established premises offers an exceptional opportunity for both investors and owner-occupiers."
As well as the bar area the 3 storey building contains accommodation including Kitchen, 2 living rooms, 3 bedrooms, toilet and a rear alleyway with outside toilets with the listing explaining it is "ideal for personal use, staff housing, or potential rental income."
The listing continues "Crozier’s benefits from a loyal local customer base and consistent visitor trade. This is a unique chance to own a piece of Newry’s heritage — and shape its next chapter.
"Croziers Bar is a well-known and much-loved traditional Irish pub, steeped in local history and character. The premises exudes warmth and authenticity, featuring original wood panelling, classic bar fittings, and a welcoming atmosphere. The layout is both functional and charming, comprising a main bar area, lounge seating, and ancillary spaces including storage, staff facilities, and customer restrooms."
The listing adds that the owner is open to selling the liquor license separately "giving potential buyers added flexibility depending on their plans for the property."
