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The Leinster Property Auction has indicated it expects another year of stable growth in 2018 with confidence remaining strong across the province.
According to the latest report released by
In the first six months of the year, the housing market saw an average increase of 8.8% on the previous year,
Here in Longford town, 45 Main Street has come onto the market and will be offered at bids over €160,000 in partnership with Padraic Davis Auctioneering.
This well positioned commercial and residential property is located in the heart of Longford town and is a
There is also an extension to the rear that may be used as a fourth apartment, subject to the necessary planning permissions.
The residential units include a large three bedroom apartment along with two
The property makes an ideal investment offering a strong rental yield.
Contact the Leinster Property Auction on (01) 687 5040 to arrange for a free property valuation or for more information visit www.leinsterpropertyauction.ie
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