Spar in Monkstown with restaurant overhead sells for €2.3m

1 Monkstown Crescent has two ground-floor retail units (currently let) and a fully fitted, 40-seat first-floor restaurant

1 Monkstown Crescent: two ground-floor retail units (currently let) and a fully fitted first-floor restaurant
1 Monkstown Crescent: two ground-floor retail units (currently let) and a fully fitted first-floor restaurant

Lisney has secured in excess of €2.3 million – more than €200,000 above the guide price – for a high-profile corner retail investment with overhead restaurant in the southside Dublin village of Monkstown.

1 Monkstown Crescent marks the start of a fashionable parade of shops, restaurants and cafes.

It includes two large ground-floor retail units and a vacant, fully fitted 40-seat restaurant.

The building is let to two retail tenants, Spar and Waterford Stanley, and produces an annual rent of €148,700. The overall rent is expected to rise substantially once the restaurant is let.

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There is a weighted average unexpired lease term of more than 12 years.

Notable restaurants nearby include FX Buckley, Salt Café and Seapoint.

Jack Fagan

Jack Fagan

Jack Fagan is the former commercial-property editor of The Irish Times