4 Church Street
Enniscorthy
Co Wexford

Recently renovated three story premises extending to approx. 233 sq. mts with retail unit on the ground floor just off Enniscorthy's Main Shopping thoroughfare, Rafter St.

The retail unit on the ground floor has been completely renovated with new flooring, new wiring, new plumbing etc and has the advantage of having a double fronted display window with central door.

There is a separate access to the first and second floor which has been cleared out and is ready for renovation into possible three or four apartments (plans drawn up and available upon request).

There is also a small yard to the rear

Adjoining occupiers include solicitor, lock smith, restaurant and deli..

Suit a variety of occupiers

Retail Area 5.07m x 5.91m + 6.23m x 3.37m 
Store 2.50m x 2.42m 
Back Hall 1.52m x 1.43m + 1.93m x 1.01m 
Canteen 2.52m x 2.13m 
W.C. 1.55m x 1.22m 
First Floor  
Landing 2.76m x 3.81m 
Room 1 5.12m x 3.93m 
Room 2 2.09m x 3.77m 
Rear Hall 1.33m x 1.72m 
Room 3 6.38m x 3.59m 
Room 4 5.03m x 2.50m 
Second Floor  
Room 5 3.92m x 5.11m 
Room 6 6.57m x 6.25m 

BER: G
BER Number: 800042863
Energy Performance Indicator: 912.79kWh/m2/yr3.11

Enniscorthy (Irish: Inis Córthaidh) is the second-largest town in County Wexford. At the 2011 census, the population of the town and environs was 9,538. Enniscorthy has a railway station on the Dublin–Rosslare line. There is a bus stop at Templeshannon with connections to Waterford, Dublin, and other cities. It has four second-level schools, and a number of primary schools.

Enniscorthy is situated by the River Slaney. There is a swimming pool/recreation centre, several sports grounds including a rugby club and GAA club and several hotels including the four star Riverside Park Hotel. Surrounding the town, there is an 18-hole golf course, several pitch and putts, freshwater fishing, and a five-star spa. The town also boasts several historical sites and museums, as well as a number of local festivals.