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Former St. Vincent's Church, Sundays Well Road, Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland
Former St. Vincent's Church, Sundays Well Road, Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland
Former St. Vincent's Church, Sundays Well Road, Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland
Former St. Vincent's Church, Sundays Well Road, Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland
Former St. Vincent's Church, Sundays Well Road, Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland
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€375,000 (€321 per m²)

Former St. Vincent's Church, Sundays Well Road, Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland

€375,000

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Price €375,000
Property Type Industrial Units
Size 1170 meters2
Energy Rating BER-
Refreshed on Sep 2, 2026
Eircode T23 CY98
Group Name Lisney Commercial Cork
Sales License Number 001848

Description

Lisney, under instructions of the Vincentian Fathers, is proud to bring the former St. Vincent's Church and Community Centre with adjoining 18 space carpark to the open market. Constructed in the 1850s, St. Vincent's Church is an impressive ecclesiastical building of red sandstone construction, featuring cut limestone finials, quoins, and decorative window detailing. The church is accessed via a vestibule from the western car park. From here, stairs descend to the former community centre at lower ground floor level and ascend to the choir gallery above. The church comprises a central nave with an elevated ceiling and clerestory glazing providing natural light from both the northern and southern elevations. A striking feature of the interior is the Great East Window, a five-light stained glass composition of exceptional scale and craftsmanship. On the opposing facade there is substantial three-light stained-glass window positioned above the entrance vestibule and organ gallery at the western end of the church. Two side aisles flank the nave, each incorporating stained glass windows along both facades. A corridor extends the length of the building along the northern side. The altar is situated at the eastern end of the church, with a substantial sacristy located directly behind. At lower ground floor level, the former community centre provides extensive ancillary accommodation and benefits from direct access to the south-facing garden. Occupying a site of approximately 0.235 hectares (0.58 acres), the property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial landmark building with onsite car parking in a highly accessible and central location. The zoning designation, together with the property's landmark status and prominent location, presents an opportunity for a variety of residential, community, educational, cultural, institutional or other compatible uses, subject to planning permission and any other required consents.

Features

- Large former church and community centre extending to circa 1170 sq.m..- Historic landmark building..- Site area circa 0.235 hectares (0.58 acres)..- Situated is an Architectural Conservation Area..- Adjoining carpark with 18 car spaces held on License by car park operator with revenue spilt agreement in place..- Extensive ornate tiling in church..- Magnificient stained glass and lead latticed windows..- Superb craftsmanship throughout including ornate timerberwork and architectural detailing.

Negotiator

Gerard O'Callaghan

Location

This landmark property occupies a prominent elevated position on Sunday's Well Road, overlooking...

Tenancy

Vacant

Former St. Vincent's Church, Sundays Well Road, Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland, T23 CY98

1170 m²
Industrial Units
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Description

Lisney, under instructions of the Vincentian Fathers, is proud to bring the former St. Vincent's Church and Community Centre with adjoining 18 space carpark to the open market. Constructed in the 1850s, St. Vincent's Church is an impressive ecclesiastical building of red sandstone construction, featuring cut limestone finials, quoins, and decorative window detailing. The church is accessed via a vestibule from the western car park. From here, stairs descend to the former community centre at lower ground floor level and ascend to the choir gallery above. The church comprises a central nave with an elevated ceiling and clerestory glazing providing natural light from both the northern and southern elevations. A striking feature of the interior is the Great East Window, a five-light stained glass composition of exceptional scale and craftsmanship. On the opposing facade there is substantial three-light stained-glass window positioned above the entrance vestibule and organ gallery at the western end of the church. Two side aisles flank the nave, each incorporating stained glass windows along both facades. A corridor extends the length of the building along the northern side. The altar is situated at the eastern end of the church, with a substantial sacristy located directly behind. At lower ground floor level, the former community centre provides extensive ancillary accommodation and benefits from direct access to the south-facing garden. Occupying a site of approximately 0.235 hectares (0.58 acres), the property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial landmark building with onsite car parking in a highly accessible and central location. The zoning designation, together with the property's landmark status and prominent location, presents an opportunity for a variety of residential, community, educational, cultural, institutional or other compatible uses, subject to planning permission and any other required consents.

Features

- Large former church and community centre extending to circa 1170 sq.m..- Historic landmark building..- Site area circa 0.235 hectares (0.58 acres)..- Situated is an Architectural Conservation Area..- Adjoining carpark with 18 car spaces held on License by car park operator with revenue spilt agreement in place..- Extensive ornate tiling in church..- Magnificient stained glass and lead latticed windows..- Superb craftsmanship throughout including ornate timerberwork and architectural detailing.

Negotiator

Gerard O'Callaghan

Location

This landmark property occupies a prominent elevated position on Sunday's Well Road, overlooking...

Tenancy

Vacant
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Lisney Commercial Cork
Tel: 021 4...
PSRA No. 001848
Negotiator: Gerard O'Callaghan

Date created: 2 Sept 2026Updated on: 5 Sept 2026

Lisney Commercial Cork
Lisney Commercial Cork
PSRA Licence No. 001848
Call: 021 4...
Gerard O'Callaghan
Call: 02128...