
Restaurant unit beside The Square available to let
THE former site of Cluck Chicken’s Tallaght branch has been placed on the market by property consultants Keane Thompson, to let at €45,000 per year.
The ground floor unit is located in a prominent position on Belgard Square, adjoining The Square Shopping Centre and extends to approximately 86.45sqm, offering an “outstanding opportunity” to establish a business in a highly popular retail destination.
The unit is in excellent condition, with a bright customer seating area, a fully fitted commercial kitchen, a storage area, and WC facilities.
Commercial rates for this unit are listed as approximately €8,114 per annum, with service charges costing €12,336 plus VAT at 23 per cent.
The property benefits from existing restaurant planning permission, significantly reducing lead times for an incoming occupier and providing an ideal turnkey opportunity for food and beverage operators looking to establish themselves in a proven trading location.
“The property’s strategic position, exceptional visibility and consistent passing trade combine to create a rare opportunity to secure a high-profile restaurant premises within one of the capital’s most successful shopping destinations.”
The Belgard Square unit is located on the exterior of the shopping centre, meaning it benefits from independent accessibility while remaining an integral part of The Square’s vibrant retail environment, with substantial pedestrian and vehicular passing traffic.
The surrounding area is home to a strong mix of well-established restaurants, cafés and national food operators, creating a vibrant dining destination that attracts customers throughout the day and into the evening, while also benefiting from the extensive residential population and large daytime workforce within Tallaght.
With excellent transport links, including the LUAS Red Line and numerous Dublin Bus routes, as well as the M50 motorway located nearby, the location is exceptionally well connected.
Cluck Chicken in The Square in Tallaght closed its doors in June after nearly three years as they opted to surrender their lease in Tallaght and focus on operations in Walkinstown.
