Key Features
Gothic Revival Church Consecrated in 1863
Unlimited Potential
Nave 97'11" x 39'6"
Close To The City
Convenient To Major Arterial Routes
Minutes From The City
Magnificent Stone Built Church
Commercial Opportunity
Suitable To A Wide Variety Of Uses
Description
A Unique Opportunity to Acquire A Magnificent Church Building Close To The City With Unlimited Potential.
A Gothic Revival church consecrated in 1863 comprising slate roof, roughly cut dark stone with dressed stone quoins and window surrounds.
The foundation stone was laid in 1862 by John Alexander of Milford Carlow and the building of the church was supervised by architects Welland and Gillespie with the builders listed as Harvey and McLaughlin.
We have been informed by the present owners that "If you intend to use the premises for any purpose other than as a Church", you must obtain written consent from the Transferor, as per covenant of the Transfer.
The Transferor is The Representative Church Body.
An application to reclassify can be made after 12 years from first registration, therefore, after 26th July 2025, an application for reclassification can be made.
Rooms
Entrance
Solid wood original entrance door.
Narthex
Twin decorated entrance doors, original tiled floor, cloakroom white suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin separate lFWC, staircase to gallery.
Cloakroom
White suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin separate low flush wc., terrazzo floor.
Nave 97'11" X 39'6" (29.85m X 12.05m)
Decorated Vaulted ceiling. Wood strip floor.
Raised Sanctuaries
Gallery 39'0" X 19'2" (11.9m X 5.85m)
Inner lobby
Office 24'4" X 12'2" (7.42m X 3.71m)
Furnished Cloakroom
White suite comprising wash hand basin, low flush Wc.
Bell Tower
Grounds
Walled Grounds front, side and rear.
