$480,000 - Historic "Butte Post Building" and Irish Times Pub in uptown Butte, Montana - an area of Butte seeing renewal.
- Main floor Pub - 6380 sq ft with1909 tiger mahogany antique back bar, original wood floors, pool room, and dance hall.
- Second Floor - Wine/Martini Art Lounge - 6380 sq ft with original maple floors, canopy bar, marble tables, leather chairs and couches, a fireplace, new bathrooms. Large space perfect for a loft.
- Basement - 7920 sq ft with walk in cooler. New electrical, plumbing, and sewer.
- FULL LIQUOR LICENSE included!!
The Pub was one of the locations for the Walt Disney Studio's 1998 documentary titled "The Irish in America: Long Journey Home," which features interviews with Butte's Irish. The pub and Butte's Irish heritage, which it represents, have been featured in several publications, including Irish America, The World of Hibernia, and Montana Magazine.
Backbar Background and Other Features
This corner landmark is part of Butte's National Historic Landmark District. Architect Herman Kemma, who began his Butte practice in 1898, designed this attractive landmark at the end of his productive career.
The two-story building of brick and concrete, constructed in 1922 for $45,000, features large arched ground-floor windows and a series of brick pilasters in the upper floor. One of Butte's long-time newspapers The Butte Daily Post moved its printing operation into this building in 1923, without missing a single issue, and continued publication in the building until 1950.
The Pub's tin ceiling and hard wood floors are original. The front and back bar were formerly located at the now-closed Montana Bar on Butte's East Park Street. The Victorian-design front bar is dated 1895, and the back bar is dated 1909, and features tiger mahogany, mother of pearl with ebony and ivory inlays.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL TAUNYA at 406.579.9683 or email to: Taunya.Fagan@prumt.com
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