According to DNG negotiator Ros Tierney, the selling “presents investors with opportunity to secure a prime mixed use investment.
“The property is centrally located on Market Square in Bunclody and benefits from a commanding profile leading to strong footfall,” he said, referencing the businesses’ continued success.
He explained that the property was fully redeveloped in recent years and has arrived to the market in excellent condition.
The ground floor unit is currently in use as retail space and is trading as a Eurospar supermarket comprising of commercial retail on the ground and first floor currently as stores and back office. Access for deliveries is located to the rear with on street parking to the front for customers, along Market Square itself.
Besides the shop itself, there is four apartments, consisting of three two-bed room apartments and one one-bed apartment, which are all fully occupied and enjoying market rents.
He emphasised that this opportunity is located within the main thoroughfare of the busy town of Bunclody, Co. Wexford, marking it a prime location with easily accessible routes around the county and further afield.
The shop receives great footfall.
“This is a strategically located ‘mixed use’ opportunity located on the main N80 (Wexford/Carlow road) in the town centre of Bunclody, which is very accessible from Dublin, Wicklow, Carlow and Wexford Town,” he said.
In terms of public transport, Bunclody is located approximately 100 km south, connected from the M50/M11, Dublin. The town is approximately 25 km from the M9 motorway and 20 km from the M11 motorway. Bunclody is served by Local Link bus routes 368 (Bunclody to Enniscorthy) and 369 (New Ross to Tullow via Bunclody). Wexford Bus also provides a scheduled service from Wexford to Carlow via Bunclody. Gorey and Carlow towns are little more than 30 km away.
Tenancy details of the contract state that the lease period of the retail unit is 20 years.
Those interested in learning more information about the property are encouraged to contact Ros by email, phone, or through the official DNG website.
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