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23 St Patricks Street, Cork City, Cork
23 St Patricks Street, Cork City, Cork
23 St Patricks Street, Cork City, Cork
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23 St Patricks Street, Cork City, Cork

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Size 417.97 meters2
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Refreshed on Oct 10, 2025
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Group Name Savills Commercial Cork
Sales License Number 002233

Description

No. 23 St Patrick Street comprises a prime commercial building with prominent frontage along the eastern aspect of St Patrick Street. The ground floor is currently occupied by H. Samuel Jewellers who have been trading successfully for a number of years. To the rear, there is a small yard, accessed through the ground floor. The first and second floors (currently vacant), with separate access on to Patrick Street, were most recently in use as a restaurant, with an open plan dining area, bar area, industrial kitchen, cold store, wc facilities and a general store. The overall property extends to 4,499 sq ft (GIA), with the ground floor extending to 1,690 sq ft.

Features

Landmark commercial building in the heart of Cork City.
Ground floor let to H. Samuel with a passing rent of 125,000.
Lease extended by a Deed of Variation up until 30 June 2035.
Upper floors benefit from vacant possession, with value add opportunity.
Overall the property extends to 4,499sqft over ground, first and second floors.
Ground Floor extends to 1,690 sq ft.
The property is offered for sale with the benefit of the existing tenant.
Attractive Net Initial Yield of 6.69% with potential for further income growth.

Directions

No. 23 St Patrick Street is a prime, city centre asset situated in the retailing core of Cork City. Sitting close to the junction of St Patrick Street and Winthrop Street, the property benefits from prime frontage, with neighbouring occupiers including Brown Thomas, Penneys, Austen & Blake and Dunnes Stores.

St Patrick Street has seen significant resurgence in recent years, with a number of new occupiers coming to Cork, including Mango, Austen & Blake, Sea Salt and Urban Outfitters. This confidence is due to the resurgence in consumer sentiment in 'Bricks & Mortar' shopping post Covid. Other redevelopment projects in the area, including the expansion of Penneys as well as the planned redevelopment of the former Debenhams, have cemented Patrick Street as a superb location for entrants into Ireland's second largest city.

Negotiator

Isobel O'Regan

23 St Patricks Street, Cork City, Cork

417.97 m²

Description

No. 23 St Patrick Street comprises a prime commercial building with prominent frontage along the eastern aspect of St Patrick Street. The ground floor is currently occupied by H. Samuel Jewellers who have been trading successfully for a number of years. To the rear, there is a small yard, accessed through the ground floor. The first and second floors (currently vacant), with separate access on to Patrick Street, were most recently in use as a restaurant, with an open plan dining area, bar area, industrial kitchen, cold store, wc facilities and a general store. The overall property extends to 4,499 sq ft (GIA), with the ground floor extending to 1,690 sq ft.

Features

Landmark commercial building in the heart of Cork City.
Ground floor let to H. Samuel with a passing rent of 125,000.
Lease extended by a Deed of Variation up until 30 June 2035.
Upper floors benefit from vacant possession, with value add opportunity.
Overall the property extends to 4,499sqft over ground, first and second floors.
Ground Floor extends to 1,690 sq ft.
The property is offered for sale with the benefit of the existing tenant.
Attractive Net Initial Yield of 6.69% with potential for further income growth.

Directions

No. 23 St Patrick Street is a prime, city centre asset situated in the retailing core of Cork City. Sitting close to the junction of St Patrick Street and Winthrop Street, the property benefits from prime frontage, with neighbouring occupiers including Brown Thomas, Penneys, Austen & Blake and Dunnes Stores.

St Patrick Street has seen significant resurgence in recent years, with a number of new occupiers coming to Cork, including Mango, Austen & Blake, Sea Salt and Urban Outfitters. This confidence is due to the resurgence in consumer sentiment in 'Bricks & Mortar' shopping post Covid. Other redevelopment projects in the area, including the expansion of Penneys as well as the planned redevelopment of the former Debenhams, have cemented Patrick Street as a superb location for entrants into Ireland's second largest city.

Negotiator

Isobel O'Regan
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Savills Commercial Cork
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PSRA No. 002233
Negotiator: Isobel O'Regan

Date created: Oct 10, 2025

Savills Commercial Cork
Savills Commercial Cork
PSRA Licence No. 002233
Isobel O'Regan
Isobel O'Regan
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