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37 Clanbrassil Street Dundalk, County Louth , A91 V098

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Fully Fitted Café On Ground Floor Level With Open Plan Mezzanine Area In a prime town centre loctaion

Formerly known as "The Red Rose Café', No. 37 Clanbrassil Street is a fully fitted café in near turn-key condition. The ground floor comprises a well laid out open plan seating area, kitchen with equipment in situ, staff W.C., a first-floor mezzanine for additional seating and customer W.C's. The total floor area combined is a very generous c.146 Sq M (1,570 Sq Ft). There is also a delivery access / fire escape to the rear via a secure communal lane from Clanbrassil Street.

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No. 37 Clanbrassil Street enjoys one of Dundalk's most prominent town centre trading locations in close proximity Bank of Ireland, AIB, An Post and number other financial institutions, national and well established independents retailers and can be generally described as an area with an attractive balanced mix of commercial activities. The subject property also benefits from numerous supporting carparks and secondary schools in the immediate area. As Dundalk's main thoroughfare, Clanbrassil Street enjoys the bulk of the town's daily traffic and pedestrian footfall and has been significantly transformed by the recent upgrade works which have completely rejuvenated the Town Centre.

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