144 James Street , South City Centre - D8, Dublin 8 €350,000 C1

Investment Property 94 m² / 1012 ft² For Sale

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PROPERTY PARTNERS O’BRIEN SWAINE have the pleasure of offering this centrally located investment opportunity which is nicely positioned on the extremely busy thoroughfare of James Street , Dublin 8.
Superb location on the Luas Red Line and adjacent to St. James Hospital in one of the most historic and culturally significant parts of Dublin. James Street is the main link between Kilmainham and the Liberties area of Dublin. It is surrounded by every possible amenity a capital city has to offer. These include the James Gate Brewery ,The Guinness Storehouse, Kilmainham Jail and the Royal Hospital Kilmainham.

The new Childrens Hospital which is currently under construction at the St. James Hospital site.

The property comprises of a ground floor retail unit which is currently occupied by Paddy Power and incorporates an open plan shop area with associated screens, displays and signage, a retail desk area and staff facilities to the rear.

We understand that the property is leasehold with a 900 year lease and the passing rent is currently €30,000 per annum

Floor: Ground Floor
Size: 94.2 sq metres
Tenant : Paddy Power
Lease Details: 25 year lease from 1st February 2003
Annual Rent: €30,000 per annum
Rates: € 6,033.30

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