Mixed-use investments in Co Westmeath anchored by Eurospar

Eurospar agreed new 10-year leases in both developments last year

Kinnegad Town Centre comprises the Eurospar anchor unit, six other ground-floor shops  and seven first-floor apartments
Kinnegad Town Centre comprises the Eurospar anchor unit, six other ground-floor shops and seven first-floor apartments

Two retail and residential investments anchored by Eurospar in Co Westmeath are fresh to the investment market this week through joint agents Cushman & Wakefield and Sherry FitzGerald Tom Fox.

Eurospar agreed new 10-year leases in both developments last year, and its leases are guaranteed by BWG Group.

The first asset, Kinnegad Town Centre, is guiding more than €2 million which equates to a net initial yield of 8.31 per cent. It comprises the Eurospar anchor unit, six other ground floor shops (five of which are occupied) and seven first-floor apartments. These residential units, six two-beds and one one-bed, are vacant but are fitted out and ready for occupation. There are 50 car-parking spaces to the side and rear of the development.

Rochfortbridge Village Centre  includes the Eurospar anchor unit  and five other ground-floor shops, a crèche, a pub and eight overhead apartments
Rochfortbridge Village Centre includes the Eurospar anchor unit and five other ground-floor shops, a crèche, a pub and eight overhead apartments

Kinnegad Town Centre is producing a rent roll of €173,560, but this could rise significantly if and when the vacant units are let.

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Also part of the sale is Rochfortbridge Village Centre which includes the Eurospar anchor unit extending to 1,002sq m (10,785sq ft) and five other ground-floor shops, a crèche, pub and eight overhead apartments.

It is set over three blocks with a large surface carpark to the rear.

The apartments include one three-bed, five two-beds and two one-beds. These have separate access and are fitted out ready for occupation.

Rochfortbridge Village Centre, available for €1.5 million at a net initial yield of 9.07 per cent, is producing a rent roll of €173,560. This could increase substantially when six vacant apartments and three empty shops are let.