Trefoil House, 27 Pembroke Park, Dublin 4

Mark Kelly & Associates are delighted to present this superb long term commercial opportunity. Located on a quiet, tree-lined avenue parallel to Donnybrook's main thoroughfare, Morehampton Road, sits 27 Pembroke Park, a stunning period property spanning no less than 308sqm (3,314sqft). This property was built in 1899 by J&W Beckett, Samuel Becketts grandfathers building company and retains most of its original features.

In recent years this property has been occupied the Irish Girl Guides and benefits from club/ charity planning permission. This wonderful property boasts excellent proportions over 3 floors and laid out in a mix of large open plan areas and many individual cellular offices.

The property is within strolling distance of both Donnybrook and Ballsbridge villages with all the local, upmarket eateries and amenities they have to offer, as well as a choice of good schools and excellent transport links to the city centre and its Central Business District.

Virtual tour and floorplans available

Features

Victorian building dating back to 1899
Mix of open plan and cellular space
Coms room with Cat 5 throughout
3 toilets, 1 shower room
GFCH
Rear courtyard
Off street parking for 3/4 cars, on street pay and display parking available
A short walk to Donnybrook Village and Herbert Park

Planning - Zone Z2

Permissible Uses
Buildings for the health, safety and welfare of the public, childcare facility, embassy residential, home-based economic activity, medical and related consultants, open space, public service installation, residential.

Open for Consideration Uses
Bed and breakfast, community facility, cultural/ recreational building and uses, education, live-work units, place of public worship, restaurant, veterinary surgery.

Disclaimer: The above particulars are issued by Mark Kelly & Associates on the understanding that all negotiations are conducted through them. Please note that we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate, and photographs provided for guidance only.