1 Hartstonge Street, Limerick City Centre, V94DX7T

End of terrace city centre. Georgian building - vacant possession of the entire.
Potential to convert the entire building to residential (subject to any necessary planning permission).
Offers invited in the region of €495,000

This property has been lovingly restored and meticulously maintained, showcasing period features such as sash windows, decorative cornicing, original fireplaces, and high ceilings. It offers flexible accommodation ideal for commercial (office use) or residential purposes, with bright, spacious rooms across multiple floors.

The property comprises of mixed use accommodation having commercial use at ground and first floor levels and with former residential accommodation at basement, second and third floor levels. The entire property is currently vacant and will lend itself to either being used as Georgian offices for the entire or conversion to residential (subject to any necessary planning permission).

Located in the heart of Limerick’s Georgian Quarter, 2 Hartstonge Street enjoys a prestigious position just steps away from O’Connell Street, the People’s Park, and the vibrant retail and business districts. The area is well-connected by public transport and surrounded by cafes, offices, galleries, and educational institutions.

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