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Five-bedroom, five-bathroom Georgian townhouse 10 Lower Hartstonge Street, Limerick City could sell for €150k
This mid-terrace, four-storey over basement red brick Georgian building, comprising five one-bed apartments in need of refurbishment has hit the property market.
With the potential to be a business investment and a foot on the property ladder, this historic red-brick townhouse is in need of TLC.
This vicinity of Limerick is part of the Georgian quarter and qualifies for all the tax incentives and grants associated with the Living Limerick City initiative.
Some nearby buildings have been extensively refurbished in recent years retaining the splendor associated with these wonderful properties.
It is an auction sale, happening on Thursday, April 25, from 12 noon. The price starts at €150,000.
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