Property Description

Commercial property on Tone Street, currently 'Jiffy Cleaners', with large yard to the rear and apartment on first and second floor.

This property forms part of the original streetscape of Tone Street and is approximately 100 years old. The commercial premises is located on the ground floor with a shop front and reception area located on Tone Street with remainder of the premises extending into the yard at the rear. The enclosed private yard located to the rear of the building is accessed via a right of way on a lane way leading off Tone Street. The yard has secure access/gateway off the access lane, is fully concrete finished. There is also a detached shed located to the rear of the yard with electricity supply.

The residential apartment located above the commercial property is accessed independently of the shop via a shared access on Tone Street. The attractively decorated apartment is primarily located on the first floor level with a bedroom on a second floor mezzanine area. The apartment has a private outdoor terraced area located at first floor level over the rear of the commercial property, which can also be accessed from the yard at the rear. The apartment comprises of three bedrooms, a kitchen/dining area, a bathroom, a snug, and a sitting room.

The property is located in the heart of Ballina Town close to the main street/Pearse Street in a very convenient location close to all amenities, with the main town car parks steps away and forms part of the main circulation area for pedestrians in the town. This building, due to its location, size, and attributes, has endless potential for multiple purposes.

Ballina is a busy town and is a hub for many smaller satellite towns in North Mayo and West Sligo. The town has both a large permanent population and a healthy tourist influx from the River Moy and nearby seaside town of Enniscrone. The town has many attractions, as noted the River Moy itself, flowing through the town for fishing with the focal point being St.Muredechs Cathedral on its banks, Belleek Castle and its woodlands with recreational walkways, the Mount Falcon Estate, GAA rugby and soccer clubs/facilities, a number of popular hotels, restaurants and bars. There are also a number of smaller parks, playgrounds, leisure facilities, and a number of primary and secondary schools.


This property forms part of the original streetscape of Tone Street and is approximately 100 years old. The commercial premises is located on the ground floor with a shop front and reception area located on Tone Street with remainder of the premises extending into the yard at the rear. The enclosed private yard located to the rear of the building is accessed via a right of way on a lane way leading off Tone Street. The yard has secure access/gateway off the access lane, is fully concrete finished. There is also a detached shed located to the rear of the yard with electricity supply.

The residential apartment located above the commercial property is accessed independently of the shop via a shared access on Tone Street. The attractively decorated apartment is primarily located on the first floor level with a bedroom on a second floor mezzanine area. The apartment has a private outdoor terraced area located at first floor level over the rear of the commercial property, which can also be accessed from the yard at the rear. The apartment comprises of three bedrooms, a kitchen/dining area, a bathroom, a snug, and a sitting room.

The property is located in the heart of Ballina Town close to the main street/Pearse Street in a very convenient location close to all amenities, with the main town car parks steps away and forms part of the main circulation area for pedestrians in the town. This building, due to its location, size, and attributes, has endless potential for multiple purposes.

Ballina is a busy town and is a hub for many smaller satellite towns in North Mayo and West Sligo. The town has both a large permanent population and a healthy tourist influx from the River Moy and nearby seaside town of Enniscrone. The town has many attractions, as noted the River Moy itself, flowing through the town for fishing with the focal point being St.Muredechs Cathedral on its banks, Belleek Castle and its woodlands with recreational walkways, the Mount Falcon Estate, GAA rugby and soccer clubs/facilities, a number of popular hotels, restaurants and bars. There are also a number of smaller parks, playgrounds, leisure facilities, and a number of primary and secondary schools.

This property forms part of the original streetscape of Tone Street and is approximately 100 years old. The commercial premises is located on the ground floor with a shop front and reception area located on Tone Street with remainder of the premises extending into the yard at the rear. The enclosed private yard located to the rear of the building is accessed via a right of way on a lane way leading off Tone Street. The yard has secure access/gateway off the access lane, is fully concrete finished. There is also a detached shed located to the rear of the yard with electricity supply.

The residential apartment located above the commercial property is accessed independently of the shop via a shared access on Tone Street. The attractively decorated apartment is primarily located on the first floor level with a bedroom on a second floor mezzanine area. The apartment has a private outdoor terraced area located at first floor level over the rear of the commercial property, which can also be accessed from the yard at the rear. The apartment comprises of three bedrooms, a kitchen/dining area, a bathroom, a snug, and a sitting room.

The property is located in the heart of Ballina Town close to the main street/Pearse Street in a very convenient location close to all amenities, with the main town car parks steps away and forms part of the main circulation area for pedestrians in the town. This building, due to its location, size, and attributes, has endless potential for multiple purposes.

Ballina is a busy town and is a hub for many smaller satellite towns in North Mayo and West Sligo. The town has both a large permanent population and a healthy tourist influx from the River Moy and nearby seaside town of Enniscrone. The town has many attractions, as noted the River Moy itself, flowing through the town for fishing with the focal point being St.Muredechs Cathedral on its banks, Belleek Castle and its woodlands with recreational walkways, the Mount Falcon Estate, GAA rugby and soccer clubs/facilities, a number of popular hotels, restaurants and bars. There are also a number of smaller parks, playgrounds, leisure facilities, and a number of primary and secondary schools.


Shop/Reception Area 9.69m (31'9") x 5.46m (17'11")
Jiffy Dry Cleaners shop/Reception Area

Dry Cleaning Work Area 11.07m (36'4") x 6.06m (19'11")
Large open plan room currently used for dry cleaning machines and works.

Storage & Staff Facilities 7.06m (23'2") x 4.27m (14'0")
Large open plan room with two separate toilet facilities.

Yard
Large enclosed yard to the rear of the property accessed via right of way along a lane way off Tone Street. Ground finished in concrete (Circa 410 sqm). Secure gate leading to the lane way.

Detached Shed 3.05m (10'0") x 4.05m (13'3")
Located in the rear enclosed yard is a detached storage shed with electrical supply.


Apartment

Entrance Hallway 8.97m (29'5") x 1.09m (3'7")
Direct access off Tone Street. Long shared entrance hallway leading to the first floor apartment.

First Floor Landing 7.89m (25'11") x 1.92m (6'4")
First floor entrance/landing area.

Bathroom 2.23m (7'4") x 2.01m (6'7")
Bathroom with design features including wall panelling and feature wallpaper.

Kitchen/Dining Area 6.57m (21'7") x 5.44m (17'10")
Large open plan kitchen/dining area with fitted kitchen units, tiled floor in and access directly onto the outdoor terrace.

Living Area 2.91m (9'7") x 3.93m (12'11")
Located just off the kitchen/dining area is a snug with timber floor and wall panelling.

Sitting Room 4.8m (15'9") x 8.3m (27'3")
Large sitting room with wood flooring, wall panelling, open fireplace, and a high ceiling over a portion of the room, with ample natural light.

Hallway 2.23m (7'4") x 1.19m (3'11")
Interior hallway off the sitting room leading to the stairs to the upper floor bedrooms.

Bedroom 1 3.56m (11'8") x 2.42m (7'11")
Bright, double bedroom located on the first floor with wood flooring, built-in wardrobe, and two windows allowing for natural light.

Bedroom 2 2.34m (7'8") x 3.17m (10'5")
First floor bedroom with feature wallpaper and fireplace.

Bedroom 3 6.09m (20'0") x 4.74m (15'7")
Large, double bedroom located on the second floor mezzanine area over the sitting room, with tongue and groove vaulted ceiling, wood flooring, and built-in units along one wall.

BER Details

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This property was last updated: 51 days ago