A longtime fixture of Boston’s bar scene, Daisy Buchanan’s, is set to close this year, per the Boston Herald.

The Newbury Street watering hole, which was popular among the rowdy twenty-something and college student (and underage, in bouts) crowd, was sold to a real estate firm this year after the Daisy’s owner, Joe Cimino, faced foreclosure. Daisy’s, at 240A Newbury Street, was sold to UrbanMeritage for $8.01 million, along with the adjoining space at 41 Fairfield Street, which was sold for $6.55 million.

According to the Herald, UrbanMeritage Principal Michael Jammen confirmed that Daisy’s will close, likely this fall, after Red Sox season. The real estate firm has plans to transform the space’s facade and accommodate one to two retailers, as well as add handicap access to the subterranean space.

So, if you’d like to get in your last night sloshing pitchers and getting into shouting matches at Daisy Buchanans’, remember that you only have this summer to do so. The location is set to close either late October or early November of 2014.

A previous version of this article misidentified Daisy’s address; it’s been updated the reflect the change.

h/t Boston Herald, Boston Hospitality

Image via Daisy Buchanan’s on Facebook