Former restaurant on Cork city’s Prince’s Street selling for €275,000

DEMAND for Cork city cafe units remains at hot-cake sales levels, so a keen appetite can be expected in the sale of a former restaurant at 29 Prince’s Street.

Set between South Mall and Oliver Plunkett Street, and listed now with Siobhan Young and Philip Horgan, of Cushman & Wakefield, is this slender property, with 675 sq ft net internally and with first-floor storage.

It’s for sale, with vacant possession, at €275,000, and is mid-terraced, with a glazed front to Princes Street and has good floor-to-ceiling height. It’s next door to Cork Arts Supplies, near the South Mall, and Parliament Bridge, and traders close-by include the well-established Nash 19, and Rossini’s, while the eclectic Ivory Tower restaurant bookends the street at first-floor level at No 45/Exchange Buildings.