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Five houses have gone up for sale in Limerick’s O’Connell Avenue for the combined price of 1.95 million euro.
Three of the five houses for sale are residential units while two of them are commercial units with leases in place.
The existing residential tenants on the property have had "notice served", while the commercial tenants' lease will remain in place, according to the property listing.
The houses are located in the Georgian Quarter and are themselves Edwardian terraces.
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The properties could provide a “strong current income with significant future potential”, according to the letting company Sherry FitzGerald on Daft.ie.
The listing has a “total rental income of €137,744 per annum”.
The houses are close to many local attractions, according to the letting agents.
The description reads that the houses are “Located on prestigious O’Connell Avenue, this unique block is part of Limerick’s rich architectural heritage and offers strong current income with significant future potential.”
The houses also come with “a generous front courtyard with 14 car parking spaces and benefit from high-profile frontage onto O’Connell Avenue.”
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