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€375,000 Sale Agreed
9 Duke St
Athy
Co Kildare
Description
Well maintained throughout it enjoys a substantial rental income.
Full details available on request.
Features
Independently metered.
Futher potential.
Rooms
Retail unit 6.461m x 4.323m
Inner Store 11.221m x 4.0m
Store 5.154m x 3.752m Access door to fire exit.
Shop Unit B - Hale
W.C. 2.467m x 1.115m
Communal Hall 8.853m x 1.242m Marley flooring. Access fire doors from shop units. Wooden stairwell.
Landing 4.046m x 1.379m Wooden floor.
Inner Landing 8.698m x 2.405m + 3.431m x 2.581m Carpeted. Store off.
Apartment 1
Lounge 4.836m x 2.917m Fireplace. Wooden floor. Curtains & pole.
Kitchenette 2.693m x 3.071m Fitted floor & wall units. Marley flooring.
Shower Room 1.595m x 1.783m Toilet, sink & cubicle shower. Marley flooring.
Bedroom 1 2.130m x 2.743m Wooden floor. Electric wall heater. Curtains & pole.
Bedroom 2 2.958m x 2.842m Wooden floor. Curtains & pole.
Apartment 2
BER Information
BER Number: 800854085
Energy Performance Indicator: 275.1 kWh/m/yr
About the Area
Athy is a charming market town at the meeting of the River Barrow and the Grand Canal in south-west County Kildare, 72 kilometres southwest of Dublin. A population of 10,490 (2011 Census preliminary results) makes it the sixth largest town in Kildare and the 50th largest in the Republic of Ireland, with a growth rate of 58% since the 2002 census.
The town is located on the N78 national secondary road where it crosses the R417 regional road. In 2010 the N78 was re-aligned so that it no longer heads from Athy towards Kilcullen and Dublin via Ardscull, but now connects with the M9 motorway near Mullamast. The old Athy-Kilcullen section of the road previously known as the N78 is now the R418. The concrete bridge over the River Barrow on this branch is one of the earliest concrete railway under bridges in Ireland. Bus Éireann route 7 and JJ Kavanagh's route 717 also provide frequent services to Athy. South Kildare Community Transport also operate two routes from the town serving outlying villages and rural areas.
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