A well-known commercial property in Wexford has been placed up for sale…
A commerical property, located in Ballycanew County Wexford, has been placed on the market by Quinn Property.
`Percivals` Daybreak, Ballycanew has an asking price of €575,000.
Established in 1938, this thriving family business has been servicing the local and wider community for generations. Upgraded in 2005, the premises is now a Daybreak convenience store, an An Post` retailer and a Glen Fuels service station.
The property, which is presented in “excellent condition”, is described as:
“The commercial aspect of the property briefly comprises of a Daybreak convenience store offering a varied selection of grocery products, as well as a hot and cold deli, takeaway tea/coffee, fresh pastries, solid fuel, Post Office facilities and a Glen Fuels Filling Station,” it reads.
The property offers a unique opportunity to acquire a mixed-use holding comprising a substantial commercial premises and an adjoining two storey residence with a large yard and stores to the rear, extending to c. 0.25 of an acre. There is also an option to acquire a further c. 0.23 acre adjoining plot with large store to the rear.
The full listing can be viewed online via Daft.ie.
Jason Redmond
From Gorey, Jason is the owner of Wexford Weekly. He is also a post-primary English and History teacher.
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