Quanta Capital buys 300-acre Kippure Estate in Co Wicklow
With Kippure Lodge and 24 self-catering houses, the estate has been a popular wedding and corporate event venue. Quanta is backed by Californian investment giant Oaktree Capital
Quanta Capital, the Oaktree-backed fund with about €500 million in assets under management, has acquired the Kippure Estate in Wicklow, the Business Post has learned.
The 300-acre property was sold for an undisclosed sum by the Kyne family, which has owned it since the 1980s.
A plan for the future use of the venue is now being put together and may result in it being converted into a Center Parcs-style resort run...
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