Lynns
Main Street
Kilmacthomas
Waterford
X42TW60

Prime town centre commercial and residential premises (formally a licenced premises). The property is suitable for numerous commercial and residential uses and is located at the top of the busy main street in Kilmacthomas. The town itself benefits from a passing tourists on the Greenway.

In need of refurbishment, the property has been vacant for some time but has great potential in the right hands.

The two storey end of terrace commercial/residential premises includes overhead living accommodation making it ideal for an owner occupier. Again this area requires refurbishment but could be restored for full time living.

This property is being sold as is.

Commercial BER: D2
BER Number: 800251084
Energy Performance Indicator: 1004.35 kWh/m2/yr

Residential BER: F
BER Number: 106158306
Energy Performance Indicator: 396.1 kWh/m2/yr

Commercial/residential premises
No licence included
Overhead living accommodation
Requires refurbishment and upgrading
Substantial yard - requires clearing
Town centre location in heart of Kilmacthomas
Excellent catchment area with good access to the N25
Total area 212 sq.m. (2,281 sq. ft.) approx.
Mains services

Entrance Hall 2.67m x 1.98m 
Bar Area 6.40m x 5.92m 
Lounge/Pool Area 7.06m x 4.75m 
Ladies & Gents W.C.  
First Floor  
Kitchen/dining Room 5.79m x 4.14m 
Living Room 3.58m x 2.79m 
Shower Room 2.34m x 2.31m 
Bedroom One 5.03m x 3.43m 
Second Floor  
Bedroom Two 5.03m x 4.27m 
Bedroom Three 4.22m x 3.25m 
Store Room 7.72m x 5.59m 

BER: D2
BER Number: 800251084
Energy Performance Indicator: 1004.35

Kilmacthomas (Irish: Coill Mhic Thomáisín), often referred to locally as "Kilmac", is a town on the River Mahon in County Waterford. It lies on the R677 immediately north of the N25 national primary road from Dungarvan to Waterford. The town has a population of around 1,800 people. The Flahavan's cereal factory began milling Irish oats here in about 1785, and today it makes oatmeal and other cereal products. Alaska Fireplaces make fireplaces in Kilmacthomas, which are sold nationwide. Kilmacthomas acts as a dormitory town for Waterford and Dungarvan. There are 4 schools in Kilmacthomas, and 16 within 15 km of Kilmacthomas.

 The chief tourist attraction in the locality is Mahon Falls. The Mahon River has a stock of wild brown trout and Salmon trout (know locally as "Pale"). Kilmac' is located halfway between Waterford City and the county capital; Dungarvan. West of the village are the foothills of the Comeragh mountains, while five miles to the south is the 'Copper Coast' with the beach of Bonmahon / Bunmahon(Bún Machan).