Bakery unit, 10 Saint Gabriel's Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3

BAKERY USE  -  the sale of fast food or hot drinks is not permitted Size 22 sq.m. (237 sq.ft.) This is a unique opportunity to acquire a retail/ bakery premises that is located beside Loverboy Cafe and Jacks Restaurant in the heart of Clontarf, less than approx. 550 metres from Clontarf Road, Promenade and Seafront or approx. 700 metres from Bull Wall. It is also 800 metres walking distance from St. Anne’s Park and several sports clubs including Clontarf GAA, Raheny United, St. Anne’s Tennis Courts, Astro Pitch and Farmers Market. This bakery unit may suit one of the Farmers Market pop up tenants that has built up a strong business and is looking for a permanent cafe premises in the immediate area. This suburban bakery premises benefits from ample on street car parking spaces outside the property and is also located opposite St. Gabriel’s Church, Playgroup and The Montessori Circle and is a around the corner from St. Gabriel’s National School and a short walking distance from St. John the Baptist Boys National School, Holy Faith Secondary School and Greenlanes National School. An adjoining property (18) traded successfully for years as Tillies café & bakery and was very popular with the local Clontarf community and neighbourhood plus adjoining suburbs as it was very convenient for parents collecting from Montessori, dance school, local schools or local sports clubs. It also was very popular with local residents and a popular stop off point for walkers and cyclists looking for a stop off point close to Bull Wall and the coast road. Please note that there is also an opportunity to rent a 34  sq.m. (366 sq.ft.) cafe premises with external seating from the same landlord in number 18 St. Gabriel’s Road, D03 VN29. This suburban bakery premises benefits from an excellent location on a busy terrace of shops at the junction of Dollymount Grove, some of the adjoining occupiers include Loveryboy cafe, Jacks restaurant, MACE convenience store, D3 Physio, Clontarf Medical Centre, St. Gabriels Pharmacy and Capri Hair Studio. The area is well serviced by public transport and there is a bus routes servicing the Clontarf Road (130) and the property is also located less than 2.3 kilometers from Harmonstown Train Station. The Clontarf Road is one of the arterial roads and bike lanes servicing the suburbs of Clontarf, Portmarnock, Sutton and Howth to the East Wall Business Park, the IFSC and the city centre. In addition to this, recent improvements to cycleways along the Clontarf Road provide an excellent and safe means of transport to the city centre and north suburbs along the scenic coast road. This cycleway is extremely popular with cyclists over the weekend. DESCRIPTION This end of terrace café premise has an impressive traditional timber shopfront with with allocated room for large signage overhead with a canopy and downlighting, side door access plus a large feature display window. There is also a side entrance gate for deliveries to the rear of the property. This former florist premises has a timber shop front with 2 large interconnecting rooms inside, the landlord is prepared to rent out the front section for bakery use. They intend to develop a suburban market at the rear of this shop and the adjoining terrace linking in with Loverboy Cafe and Jacks restaurant. The property benefits from a raised display and feature window, spot lights and shelving. There is also a staff toilet and small store room/ located at the rear of the property with laneway access for deliveries. It is very rare that a bakery unit becomes available to rent in Clontarf and there is proven demand based on Tillies history. This is an excellent A1 B1 catchment that caters for the immediate Clontarf area and north suburban market In addition to the local clientele some customers may visit the adjoining St. Anne’s Park, Bull Way or Viking Theatre or look to cycle to the area using the bike lane to the city centre and north suburbs of Sutton and Howth etc. Dublinbikes, Bleeperbikes and other bike rentals are proving to be popular with locals ad tourists. Many customers benefit from the cycle lane along the coast road and electric bikes have made it much more accessible for all ages. St. Anne's Park also draws large crowds and some of the recent concerts have proven to be very successful and have had a spin off effect on local eateries before concerts There are several amenities in the area including the Clontarf road walkway and coastal park, Westwood Club, Clontarf All Weather playing pitches, Fairview Park, the Clontarf Baths, Clontarf Tennis, Rugby and Cricket Clubs, Saint Anne's Park, Royal Dublin and Saint Anne's Golf Clubs etc. The subject property is less than 6 kilometres from the IFSC or 7 kilometres from O'Connell Street by bicycle or car. This has been an established office location for tenants in the nearby Seapoint Building or Eastpoint Business Park with over 50 companies and 6,000 employees. Many of these office staff shop in this area on their way to and from work or during lunch break. Licence Agreement : from 12 months up to 5 years Zoning  Z3 Neighbourhood Centre  - To provide for and improve neighbourhood facilities Development Plan 2022 – 2028