26 Main Street
Charleville
Co. Cork
P56 YV80

Sherry FitzGerald Walsh offer for sale this investment property located on the busy Main Street of Charleville. The property, which is well located adjacent to a number of high-profile businesses, comprises of a ground floor retail unit extending to approx. 50 sq m with an office/kitchen and toilet to the rear which is currently rented out as a Barber shop. To the side is a separate entrance that leads to the upstairs accommodation. The first floor comprises of a one bed self-contained apartment and the second floor is also a one bed self-contained apartment. The apartments would benefit from some modernisation and upgrading but would be very easily let due to their central location and the demand for rental property in the area at present. Parking is on the Main Street but there is a large public car park located nearby off the Main Street. Viewing advised.

Investment Property
Prime Location
Two Self contained Apartments overhead
Adjacent to a number of high profile shops
Large public car park nearby
Mains Services

Shop 8.38m x 5.49m Shop area, 50 sq m with office and kitchenette at rear. Yard and outside toilet to rear
Apt 1  Entrance via side door from Main Street
First Floor Landing 2.62m x 1.88m Carpet
Sitting Room 4.62m x 3.35m Vinyl flooring, power points
Kitchen 2.84m x 2.29m Built-in unit, vinyl flooring, power points
Bedroom 3.25m x 3.2m Carpet, power points, whb
Bathroom 2.18m x 0.91m WC, Bath
Apt 2  
Second Floor Landing 2.44m x 0.91m Carpet

Charleville is a market town near County Cork's border with Limerick set in the middle of very rich agricultural land.  It was founded in the 1660s by Roger Boyle, the first Earl of Cork who named the town after King Charles II. Today it's generally known as Charleville. Éamonn de Valera, Ireland's first Taoiseach and former President went to the old Christian Brothers School in Charleville. The town is a centre for dairying and cheese processing based in the Golden Vale Co-op Creameries.