Irish House
Main Street
Charleville
Co. Cork
P56 TD99

Superb opportunity to trade in a vibrant retailing location on the main thoroughfare of Charleville, adjacent to Charleville Credit Union and Bank of Ireland. The property occupies a prominent position and enjoys high volumes of passing vehicles and pedestrian traffic.
The property traded until recently as a women's clothing store. Internally, the property comprises of a large retail area on the ground floor. Overhead, there is older residential accommodation over three floors.
The property has the benefit of rear access which may suit someone wishing to have separate residential accommodation overhead.
Charleville is a town in North County Cork which has many services to offer from shops, supermarkets, restaurants, pubs, postal and banking services, créches, Primary and Secondary schools and local GAA club. There is a regular bus and rail service through the town.

Superb location
Rear access
Rear enclosed private yard
Mains services
Alarm
CCTV
Roller shutter
Annual Rates applicable €2,697.00

Shop floor front 4.5m x 16.6m 
Shop floor rear 7.0m x 3.7m 
Rear Porch 1.2m x 1.2m 
Bathroom 1.8m x 2.4m 
Landing 1 1.6m x 5.9m 
Landing 2 0.9m x 4.4m 
Landing 3 1.4m x 1.9m 
Store 3.0m x 1.9m 
Livingroom 5.2m x 4.9m 
Bedroom 1 3.07m x 3.6m 
Bedroom 2 3.06m x 5.967m 
Bedroom 3 2.0m x 4.4m 
Bedroom 4 2.8m x 6.2m 

BER: E2
BER Number: 800970246
Energy Performance Indicator: 780.15

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.