Delare House, South Street , New Ross, Wexford

A Landmark Town Centre Building With Development Potential

Located in the heart of New Ross on South Street at its intersection with Michael Street and Robert Street Delare House is a landmark building and one of the few surviving examples of Georgian architecture in the Town Centre. Approached by a sweeping flight of eight granite steps it is almost-symmetrical in shape centred on a ‘Morrison Doorcase’ that has a simplified ‘peacock tail’ fanlight. Built in 1790 for Charles Tottenham and in 1856 the property was adapted for use as a Convent and School by the Sisters of Mercy who occupied the building until1969. The property was restored in 2003 -04 and is currently arranged into multiple office units. It extends to approximately 924sq.m (9,945sq. ft) offering generous proportions with wonderful high ceilings, floor to ceiling sash windows and beautiful period features this property offers a multitude of possibilities for both residential and mixed-use spaces. Planning Permission was recently granted for change of use from an office building to residential use to comprise of nine apartments ranging from c. 55sq m to 120sq m and all associated works. To the rear of the property there is secure and ample car parking facilities. The sale of this substantial property presents an rare and exciting opportunity to acquire and develop a piece of New Ross history,
early viewing is advisable.