Prime pitch on Cork’s premier shopping street for €6.6m plus

Agent Bannon is seeking offers in excess of €6.6 million for a landmark building on Cork city's most sought-after thoroughfare, St Patrick's Street.

No 113-115 St Patrick's Street has been occupied by the well-known bookseller and stationer, Eason & Son, for more than 33 years. The company is taking a new 25-year lease of the premises subject to a market rent of €500,000 per annum. This promises the building's prospective purchaser an immediate return of 7 per cent net of costs.

Located immediately opposite Merchants Quay Shopping Centre, Marks & Spencer and Debenhams, the subject property extends to 2,045.3sq m (22,017sq ft) over four storeys. The building incorporates 1,282.1sq m (13,801sq ft) of retail area across its ground and first-floor levels.

Internally the ground and first-floor retail areas are open-plan and underwent a complete refurbishment in 2013.

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St Patrick's Street has long been recognised as Cork's foremost shopping district. Eason's neighbours include a number of premium high street brands such as Brown Thomas, Tommy Hilfiger and Pandora, together with a wide array of local, national and international retailers including Penneys, Dunnes Stores and Lifestyle Sports.

Alexandra Patterson, who is handling the sale on behalf of Bannon, said: "This investment opportunity is likely to appeal to a range of local, national and international investors given its prime position on St Patrick's Street, large retail floor plates and established tenant."