Main Street
Ballyhaunis
Co Mayo

A substantial mixed-use property combining ground-floor commercial premises with 4 bedroom residential accommodation overhead, superbly positioned on Main Street in the heart of Ballyhaunis town centre.

The property occupies a prominent trading location with generous street frontage and excellent visibility to pedestrians and passing traffic. Situated directly opposite two of Ireland’s largest franchise groups, it offers strong commercial exposure and an attractive opportunity for an owner-occupier, investor or business seeking a central location.

Extending to approximately 667 sq. ft., the ground-floor premises previously traded as both a retail shop and a hairdressing salon, highlighting their versatility. The space offers potential for a range of commercial uses, subject to any necessary planning permission.

A particular feature is the substantial rear yard, accessed from a side street. The yard includes several existing storage sheds with potential for refurbishment into storage units, subject to any necessary consents, creating scope for an additional income stream.

The generously proportioned residential accommodation comprises a large open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, four bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate W.C.

With a potential combined annual rental income of approximately €31,200, subject to achievable rents and occupancy, the property presents an appealing investment opportunity. Further income potential may be available through refurbishment of the rear storage sheds.

Combining a prominent Main Street address, versatile commercial space, substantial residential accommodation and a rear yard with separate access, this property offers considerable scope in the centre of Ballyhaunis.

Joint Selling Agents: Higgins Auctioneers, Ballyhaunis.

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BER: D2
BER Number: 801071077
Energy Performance Indicator: 400.82

Ballyhaunis is an historic town in County Mayo, situated at the crossroads of the N60 and N83 National secondary roads and on the railway line connecting Dublin to Westport and Ballina. The town is a mixed community where farming, private business and industry are the main sources of employment. Employment, infrastructure and continued development of the town are key issues addressed by the Ballyhaunis Local Area Plan 2010-2016, adopted by Mayo County Council.