http://www.myhome.ie/195737
Agent Details
Vincent Finnegan Commercial
Joe Daly House, Dundrum, Dublin 14,
Phone: 353 1 2984695
Fax: 3531 2964166
Unit 1, The Barley House, 90 - 97 Cork Street, Dublin 8, The Barley House, 90 - 97 Cork Street, Dublin 8€19,590 / year
Retail Units 260 m² / 2799 ft² To Let
Description
Rent region €19,950 per annum
Property Description
Located close to the busy junction of Cork Street and Marrowbone Lane on one of the main transport roads into the city centre.
This is an excellent opportunity for retailers to trade on a high profile road alongside Lidl Supermarket and Centra Convenience Store.
Situated close to the corner of Cork Street and Marrowbone Lane, this is an excellent opportunity for any potential retailer to locate in a high profile retail unit on one of Dublin's busiest roads into the city centre. Unit 1 fronts directly onto Cork Street and has excellent road frontage.
The retail unit benefit from a glazed shop front and is presented in shell and core condition, ready for occupiers fit-out. The premises may suit a variety of retail uses and may even suit a public office or showroom.
Suitable Uses:
The units are ideally suited to a wide variety of uses including a convenience store, 2 euro shop, bookmakers, off-licence, hair / beauty and tanning, retail showroom, laundrette, public office.
Property Description
Located close to the busy junction of Cork Street and Marrowbone Lane on one of the main transport roads into the city centre.
This is an excellent opportunity for retailers to trade on a high profile road alongside Lidl Supermarket and Centra Convenience Store.
Situated close to the corner of Cork Street and Marrowbone Lane, this is an excellent opportunity for any potential retailer to locate in a high profile retail unit on one of Dublin's busiest roads into the city centre. Unit 1 fronts directly onto Cork Street and has excellent road frontage.
The retail unit benefit from a glazed shop front and is presented in shell and core condition, ready for occupiers fit-out. The premises may suit a variety of retail uses and may even suit a public office or showroom.
Suitable Uses:
The units are ideally suited to a wide variety of uses including a convenience store, 2 euro shop, bookmakers, off-licence, hair / beauty and tanning, retail showroom, laundrette, public office.
Features
Excellent road frontage on to Cork Street
Bright and spacious retail accommodation with excellent natural light.
Area: 260 m²
Bright and spacious retail accommodation with excellent natural light.
Area: 260 m²
Accommodation
Unit 1 260 sq.m.
Ground floor lock up shop
Ground floor lock up shop
Viewing
strictly by appointment only
Lease Information
Flexible Lease Terms
Location
Unit 1 Cork Street is located close to the junction of Marrowbone Lane. The retail unit on offer forms part of The Barleyhouse development; a mixed scheme located at the busy junction of Cork Street and Marrowbone Lane.
Marrowbone Lane is located close to the Guinness Store House and the Digital Hub.
The area has witnessed a substantial amount of development and consequently the surrounding population has increased significantly. Retailers have been quick to avail of this by choosing to locate in the area.
Names like Lidl and Centra are all currently trading in the area, adjacent to the available units. Cork Street is one of the busiest routes to and from the city centre, and this is a rare opportunity to occupy excellent high profile units in a densely populated area.
Marrowbone Lane is located close to the Guinness Store House and the Digital Hub.
The area has witnessed a substantial amount of development and consequently the surrounding population has increased significantly. Retailers have been quick to avail of this by choosing to locate in the area.
Names like Lidl and Centra are all currently trading in the area, adjacent to the available units. Cork Street is one of the busiest routes to and from the city centre, and this is a rare opportunity to occupy excellent high profile units in a densely populated area.
Negotiator Details
Robert Colleran