Limerick residential investment portfolio guiding at €3.75m

16 units at Heridan Crescent are fully let and generating total rental income of €252,300

Heridan Crescent in Dooradoyle is located 4.4km from Limerick city centre
Heridan Crescent in Dooradoyle is located 4.4km from Limerick city centre

The prospect of immediate income and a 6.5 per cent net initial yield should help to draw investors to the sale of a portfolio of 16 residential units in Limerick city.

Located at Heridan Crescent in the suburb of Dooradoyle, the investment, is fully let and generating total rental income of €252,300 per annum. The portfolio is being offered to the market by O’Connor Murphy with Property Partners at a guide price of €3.75 million.

Developed in 2008, the entire development comprises eight two-bedroom apartments (65-67sq m) and eight three-bedroom (106-132sq m) duplexes situated within two blocks. All units are fully furnished and come with 19 surface car parking spaces on site. Monthly rents for the portfolio range from €1,050 to €1,800, with an average of €1,314.

Heridan Crescent is located 4.3km from Raheen Business Park where the occupiers include Regeneron, Stryker, Analog Devices and Rahi Technologies, and 4.4 km from Limerick city centre.

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The sale will be conducted using a best-bids process. Bids must be submitted in writing to Michael O’Connor or Geoff de Courcy by 12 noon on March 10th.

Further details are available by ringing 061-411022 or by emailing stjohn.dundon@dundoncallanan.ie

Ronald Quinlan

Ronald Quinlan

Ronald Quinlan is Property Editor of The Irish Times