2A The Mall, Waterford City Centre, X91W866

Situated in the heart of Waterford City, on the bustling Mall & Waterford Quay, this charming three-storey townhouse is currently been used as three studio apartments. This property, boasting a spacious layout and fabulous river views, offers exceptional potential for diverse uses. Its size and prominent location are ideal for residential conversion into a comfortable home, or for a commercial development such as a restaurant or office space, subject to the necessary planning permissions. No 2A The Mall is a three-unit building showcasing high ceilings and sash windows as part of its architectural design. Each unit is spacious and designed to maximise natural light and benefits from the comfort of gas-fired heating throughout. Completing the property is an outdoor area with beautiful river views, this area will require renovations to create a functional and attractive outdoor living space. Location No 2A The Mall is located in one of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods. The Waterford City Viking Heritage Triangle is nearby and offers a captivating journey through time, showcasing the city's rich Viking past. Some historical sites include Reginald's Tower, the Waterford Medieval Museum, this area offers a compelling narrative of Viking influence and it's lasting impact on the city's development. The immediate vinicity also thrives on a lively blend of culinary and entertainment experiences complimented by Waterford's iconic Theatre Royal. Public transport is excellent, with the Train Station and Waterford Bus routes nearby, providing easy access across the city and country. The N9 motorway is also close, offering a direct route to various destinations across the country. Note: These particulars are given on the understanding that they will not be construed as part of a contract, conveyance, or lease, and that all negotiations take place through Manor Properties. Whilst every care is taken in the complying of the aforementioned information, the information is not guaranteed, and enquirers must therefore satisfy themselves regarding all particulars.