43 Nicholas Street, Limerick, Corbally, Co. Limerick, V94V120

Hogan Durkan are pleased to present this superb investment opportunity on Nicholas Street, Limerick City to the market for sale. This property, currently laid out with commercial space on the ground floor and residential on first floor, is located in the heart of Limerick's Old Quarter close to the junction of Nicholas Street, Bridge Street and Athlunkard Street. Retail on the Ground Floor with Toilet and Kitchenette to rear. First Floor has the potential to be converted into 2 x Bedroom To the rear is a spacious garden with storage and 'right of way' access to Athlunkard Street This prominent location is one of the most popular tourist areas in the mid West's capital with King John's Castle and Tourist Centre and the renowned Treaty Stone in close proximity and is home to a wide range of independent retail outlets and some artisan businesses including the famous Treaty City Brewery, Katie Dalys Heritage Pub & Kitchen and The Locke Bar to name but a few........... There's plans for public realm upgrades for the medieval quarter of Limerick city. The plans will include decluttering along with the introduction of new public seating and other improvements. The Council have revealed plans to implement public realm upgrades at Church Street, Castle Street, The Parade, Nicholas Street and St. Augustine Place. The area is the oldest and most historic part of Limerick city and includes key attractions such as King John's Castle and Nicholas St - Limerick's original main thoroughfare. The plans will include new paving and wider footpaths in pedestrian zones, traffic calming measures and pedestrian priority They will also see the introduction of Street furniture, including new seating, trees in planters, planting, litter bins, lighting and automatic bollards It's also planned to relocate overhead utilities underground to declutter the streetscape. This is the latest boost for the King's Island area, which saw work on long-awaited flood defences get underway earlier this year. In March 2024 if was announced that international design consultants were appointed to prepare a masterplan that will guide the transformation of the iconic 13th century King John's Castle into a world-class visitor attraction. A multi-disciplinary Design Team headed up by international design practice Galmstrup Architects were appointed to create a roadmap for maximising the potential of one of Ireland’s foremost cultural and heritage sites. The King John’s Castle Masterplan, which is funded by Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, is an initiative by the wholly owned Limerick City and County Council subsidiary, Discover Limerick Development Activity Company (DAC), which was launched by the local authority to maximise key tourism attractions and grow visitor numbers in the county.