Overview

DESCRIPTION

The premises comprises the ground floor and basement of a five-bay five-storey bank over concealed basement, built 1930-1. The ground floor comprises a retail unit which previously traded as the Banking Hall and associated offices etc., while the basement area is laid out to provide storage and toilets. The property would suit a variety of uses, for example restaurant, retail, bank etc. subject to the necessary planning permissions. The upper floors are self-contained and are currently in use as offices and do not form part of the space.

LOCATION

The property occupies an excellent position on College Green midway between Church Lane and Trinity Street. College Green is based in the heart of the city and is the main thoroughfare between D'olier Street, Westmoreland Street, Pearse Street and Dame Street. The area benefits from an abundance of public transport, there are numerous bus routes, the green LUAS line and Dublin Bike stations in the immediate vicinity while the DART stops at Pearse Street and Tara Street. There are also numerous multi story car parks nearby. The property is located within close proximity to the fashionable shopping districts Grafton Street and Henry Street and therefore has a high volume of pedestrian traffic, this footfall should only increase with the current plans to remove car traffic entirely from College Green and to improve the pedestrian amenities, as publicised by DCC as part of The College Green Dame Street Project. Nearby occupiers include the Trinity College Dublin, Bank of Ireland who occupy the former Parliament Buildings, restaurants including the newly opened Hawksmoor and numerous café's and other retailers such as H&M.