Chapel Street
Charleville
Co Cork
P56 NY93

Spacious warehouse/workshop and offices located within walking distance of the town centre.
The premises comprises of a block built single storey commercial premises which is well laid out and extends to approx. 365 sqm with entrance hallway leading to two offices, two toilets and third office. A corridor leads to the workshop area, stores and cable store. There is also a lofted store area over the offices.
The property is located off the Main N20 Cork/Limerick road just a short walk from the main thoroughfare of Charleville town centre. The premises is adjacent to the Garda Station, Fitzgerald Electricial, Fire Station, Kerry Group Foods and a number of other business enterprises.
The property is serviced by mains water, mains sewerage and electricity. Viewing recommended.

Large warehouse/workshop
Close to town centre
Just off N20 Cork/Limerick Road
Mains services
Electricity
Suitable for a number of commercial uses

Entrance Hallway  Entrance via front door to hallway. Roller shutter
Front Office 1  
Front Office 2  
Rear Office  
Hallway to Toilets 16.0m x 4.80m 
Workshop 16m x 9.50m With roller shutter
Stores 10.25m x 4.80m 
Cable Store 10.25m x 8.45m With roller shutter
Lofted store area  Situated over offices

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.