Former butcher shop with 'excellent potential' hits the market in Tipperary

A three-bedroom property in the heart of Nenagh, County Tipperary, has come to the market for €100,000, which estate agent DNG Michael Gilmartin describes as offering an opportunity for buyers seeking a renovation project or a property with both residential and commercial potential.

Located at 32 Pearse Street, Nenagh, E45 VX33, the property extends to approximately 115 square metres. The house has been vacant for many years and requires complete refurbishment, but its central location and mixed-use layout could appeal to investors, developers or buyers looking to create a home with commercial space.

The property previously operated as a successful butcher shop and residence, with the ground floor comprising the former shop premises at the front, alongside a kitchen and bathroom to the rear. Upstairs, the accommodation includes a sitting room and three bedrooms.

The first-floor sitting room measures approximately 3.7m by 3.41m, while the three bedrooms vary in size. The largest bedroom measures approximately 3.4m by 3.1m, with the remaining rooms measuring approximately 2.3m by 2.3m and 1.9m by 2.1m.

The kitchen measures approximately 4m by 3.36m, while the former shop unit extends to approximately 3.48m by 6.34m.

One potential advantage for prospective purchasers is that the property may qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant. Eligibility would depend on meeting the relevant criteria, and buyers are advised to make their own enquiries before proceeding.

Priced at €100,000, the property presents a project for someone willing to undertake a full refurbishment in exchange for the opportunity to restore a building with an established commercial and residential history in Nenagh town centre.