Former premises of Kylemore cafe, seeking €9m, occupies high-profile location overlooking the Spire and the GPO in the heart of Dublin city centre
O’Connell Street landmark with full planning for boutique hotel seeks €9mApproval for the scheme was secured in May of last year by the building’s current owner, the OKR Group.
10 Cathedral Street was constructed in 1820 with a red brick parapet wall facade along with a granite shopfront and cornicing. The building comprises a vacant ground-floor retail unit extending to 235 sq ft along with storage from basement to second-floor level extending to 10,011 sq ft which is currently occupied by Dunnes Stores who are overholding at a rent of €80,000 per annum.
It is also well connected by public transport with both the north and southbound Luas green-line services, the Luas red line and numerous Dublin Bus routes all within short walking distance.
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