Units 1 – 6, Guild Court, Amiens Street, Dublin 1


SOLD
For Sale €1,200,000
BER C1

Description
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The property consists of 5 ground floor retail units located on Amiens Street opposite Connolly Train Station and the IFSC.

The accommodation comprises an approximate net internal area of 274 sq.m / 2,950 sq.ft.

The units are fully occupied generating rental income of €99,600 p.a. and provide good reversionary potential.

This desirable area enjoys excellent public transport links, with Connolly Station and its LUAS stop located close to the property. The units are located within close proximity of the IFSC providing access to a large range of amenities including retail outlets, banks, Cafes, bars and restaurants.

Proximity to the LUAS and DART stations, the main rail line at Connolly Station and Busarus all combine to make Amiens Street one of the most accessible locations in Dublin city centre. Amiens St. has undergone extensive urban renewal and redevelopment in recent years.

Details
  • For Sale €1,200,000

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Director PSP Licence No: 002885-003783

Garvan is a Director and founder member of Kelly Walsh Property Advisors and Agents which began trading in 2003. Garvan has over twenty years’ experience in the Commercial and Residential Property Market in Ireland, since graduating with a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Surveying from Bolton Street.

He joined DTZ Sherry Fitzgerald in 1994 where he worked in the Investment and then the Industrial Agency Divisions. Garvan then set up the Development Land Department in CBRE in 1997 and within 3 years was seen as a market leader.

In April 2003 Garvan set up Kelly Walsh Property Advisors & Agents with Jeremy Kelly. During its short history the company has enjoyed exceptional success across the Commercial, Development Land and Residential Homes sectors. They advise all the major lending institutions on commercial property and development land.

Garvan has extensive experience in valuing all asset classes, specialising in development land, and was heavily involved in the NAMA Valuation process.