Currently occupied by Ballynahinch Credit Union, this prominent building is now offered for sale, presenting a rare opportunity for investors, developers, or local business owners seeking a strategic presence in the heart of one of Northern Ireland´s most resilient market towns.
The property is presently configured as a financial institution, incorporating office accommodation and staff facilities, with both front and side access points. It further benefits from a defined curtilage, including rear access and on-site car parking.
The building also has a history of former hotel use, offering additional potential for redevelopment or alternative uses (subject to necessary approvals).
Ballynahinch has long been dubbed the "Gateway to the Mournes" but in recent years it has become a destination in its own right for commerce and residential growth. With the ongoing development of local housing, the town is experiencing a surge in population and, consequently, a higher demand for local services and professional workspaces.
The site extends to circa 0.09 Hectares / 0.21 acres in size and offers the potential for a mixed use development, a residential apartment scheme, or repurposing of the existing building, subject to planning. The site has an active frontage to the main street and presents three aspects onto the surrounding road network. Complete with rear access and ground level parking provision.
The towns strategic location on the main A24 makes it a natural hub for those commuting between Belfast and the southern parts of the county. This high volume of passing traffic and the steady footfall of the High Street make 17-19 High Street an enviable location for any commercial venture.