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The property is located in Kantoher Business Park
COMPANIES looking for new surroundings at the start of 2026 could be well-served by a premises in Kantoher Business Park.
The modern building in Ballagh in west Limerick consists of 558m2 of modern office space over two floors comprising offices, meeting rooms, conference room, kitchen facilities and toilets.
It has been brought to the market by Gordon Kearney, managing director and head of commercial property at Rooney Auctioneers.
“It is a substantial two-storey office building. We are guiding €300,000 for the building with vacant possession. This is, in my opinion, incredible value and will make a superb headquarters for one of our many indigenous companies in the Mid-West region,” said Mr Kearney.
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The auctioneer said the property is ideally located in close proximity to Newcastle West, Abbeyfeale and Charleville.
The building is bright and airy with high speed broadband, air conditioning and CCTV.
Mr Kearney said the property is being sold with vacant possession and invites interested parties to get in touch.
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