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For Sale by Private Treaty Multi-Family Investment Opportunity Bloomfield Park DONNYBROOK, DUBLIN 4 Bloomfield Park 2 | 3 Investment Considerations Multi-family investment comprising of 8 high end two bed apartments within a primely located and exclusive development. BLOOMFIELD PARK A portfolio of eight luxury two-bedroom apartments within the prestigious Bloomfield Park development Highly sought-after residential location in the prestigious Dublin 4 Fully let with the exception of one show apartment Passing gross rent is €156,000 from the occupied units Highly reversionary average gross rent per month of €1,857 in the occupied units Reversionary potential with average market rent achieving €2,750 per month in the local vicinity Strong individual re-sale values Average apartment size is 75 sq m 8 car parking spaces Bloomfield Park 4 | 5 O’Connell Upper Connolly N Marlborough Busáras W E Location S George's Dock POINT O'CONNELL ST ST O'CONNELL Mayor Square VILLAGE Abbey Spencer Dock O’Connell Street Bloomfield Park is located within the Donnybrook is considered a prime residential and GPO The Point DUBLIN commercial location with many foreign embassies and Jervis PORT Smithfield Tara Street prestigious suburb of Donnybrook, multinational headquarter buildings based within the Four Courts RIVER LIFFEY immediate vicinity. Local commercial occupiers include high Westmoreland Dublin 4 and just 1.6km south of profile firms such as Amazon, Groupon, Morgan McKinley TEMPLE Trinity BAR and Allied Irish Bank making it an attractive location for the St. Stephen’s Green. 2.5KM private residential rental market. Trinity College Pearse GRAND CANAL ST LOWER RINGSEND Donnybrook offers a wide range of services and amenities including Donnybrook Lawn Tennis Club, Donnybrook GRAFTON ST Dawson Stadium, as well as a selection of shops, restaurants Ringsend Park THE COOMBE and cafes. Residents and tenants of the Bloomfield Park Merrion KILDARE ST Square development benefit from its proximity to Dublin City St.Stephen's 2KM Grand Canal Dock Green MOUNT ST LOWER Centre and all the amenities that it has to offer. St Stephen's Green BATH AVE BEACH RD NORTHUMBERLAND RD CLANBRASSIL ST LWR Fitzwilliam LOCAL OCCUPIERS Iveagh Square Gardens 1KM CAMDEN ST LOWER ST CAMDEN Lansdowne Road D HEYTESBURY ST HEYTESBURY R Harcourt E PEMBROKE RD L L I DUBLIN BAY V N MESPIL RD O T S CIRCULAR RD I R T SANDYMOUNT SHELBOURNE RD Charlemont BALLSBRIDGE Dublin Port GROVE RD RANELAGH Central Bank CLYDE RD Grafton Street IFSC Trinity College Sandymount Merrion Square Grand Canal Dock Bloomfield St. Stephen’s Green Herbert Park Park Ranelagh APPIAN WAY Aviva Stadium RATHMINES RD LOWER SANDFORD RD Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge CHARLESTON RD MERRION RD HERBERT PARK Embassy of USA RATHMINES SHREWSBURY RD Fitzwilliam Lawn Beechwood Sydney Parade Tennis Club Embassy of Portugal DONNYBROOK AILESBURY RD RATHGAR RD Herbert Park EGLINTON RD Bloomfield TRANSPORT LINKS Park Bloomfield Park is located just off the Royal Hospital Donnybrook Milltown Park exclusive Morehampton Road, directly Cowper BEAVER ROW behind the Hamptons Hotel, equidistant Donnybrook The area also has the benefit of excellent transport from both Leeson Street Bridge and Donnybrook Village. The immediate vicinity provides access to a depth of transport links Elm Park Golf infrastructure and public transport links. & Sports Club with both the DART and Cross City Luas HIGHFIELD RD within walking distance. TERENURE RD CLONSKEAGH WOODBINE RD DARTRY Milltown MILLTOWN RD ST HELENS Bloomfield Park 6 | 7 Asset Bloomfield Park is an exclusive residential scheme constructed in 2005. Overall, the development comprises Overview of 188 residential units of which eight are being offered for sale in this multi-family investment opportunity. INCOME SUMMARY €1,857 €2,750 Average Passing Rent Average Market Rent €156,000 €108,000 Current Gross Rent Potential Rental Uplift Bloomfield Park 8 | 9 Accommodation Schedule The portfolio comprises of eight two-bedroom The scheme is designed around landscaped apartments at an average size of approx. 810 sq ft. The subject units are dispersed throughout the gardens with impressive water features and the scheme with four blocks each having lift access to development benefits from an onsite creche. every floor and eight basement car parking spaces. There is currently one vacant unit held for viewings with the remaining seven currently let with the existing tenants remaining in situ. Each unit offers a spacious balcony overlooking impressive gardens. Unit BER Bedrooms Size (Sq Ft) Occupancy Rent Annual ERV Annual ERV 64 B2 2 834 Vacant €€0 €€0 €€2,750 €€33,000 104 C1 2 845 Rented €€1,600 €€19,200 €€2,750 €€33,000 152 D1 2 845 Rented €€2,100 €€25,200 €€2,750 €€33,000 165 D2 2 769 Rented €€1,800 €€21,600 €€2,750 €€33,000 166 D2 2 791 Rented €€2,200 €€26,400 €€2,750 €€33,000 169 D2 2 768 Rented €€1,650 €€19,800 €€2,750 €€33,000 171 D2 2 791 Rented €€1,800 €€21,600 €€2,750 €€33,000 172 D2 2 838 Rented €€1,850 €€22,200 €€2,750 €€33,000 Total €€13,000 €€156,000 €€22,000 €€264,000 All prospective purchasers are specifically advised to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any measurements, tenancy information, site areas referred to herein and undertake their own due diligence. Bloomfield Park 10 | 11 Multi-Family Further Market Information ECONOMIC OVERVIEW RENTAL GROWTH FORECASTS VAT POSITION ON SALE Please see project dataroom for VAT status. Ireland continues to experience the fastest rate of economic growth in Rent controls were first introduced in Dublin in December the EU with total output rising at an annual rate of 9.1%. Jobs growth 2016. Generally, these limit rental growth to a maximum VIEWINGS remains the catalyst for this expansion. More than 62,000 net new jobs 62,000 of 4% per annum. However, there are exemptions for new jobs created in Viewings are strictly by appointment through have been created in the last twelve months and total employment has properties that have not been previously let within the last the last twelve months the selling agent. now surpassed its boom-time peak on a seasonally adjusted basis. two years and in the case of a substantial change in the nature of accommodation provided by a landlord. These SOLICITOR legislative changes allow for the possibility of a divergence between average rental growth rates and rental growth rates on newly let or new build properties and appear to explain why rental growth in Dublin continues to exceed the 33 Sir John Rogersons Quay regulated growth rate of 4% per annum. Grand Canal Dock RESIDENTIAL RENTAL MARKET Dublin 2 Savills has developed rental growth forecasts on In the early 2000s, approximately 12% of households Despite an increase in the overall stock of properties unencumbered newly let units which extend out to Q1 BER DETAILS in Dublin rented privately. During this period private in Dublin’s private rented sector (PRS), the number 2020, the results of which are summarised below; BER Nos. available on request. renting was generally considered a secondary tenure of units that are available to rent has fallen sharply Range of energy performance indicators: that was mainly for young people transitioning towards since 2011 with vacancy now standing at just 1.31% Overall continued growth of 15.7% in Dublin residential a longer-term goal of home ownership. (see Figure 1). This is significantly below the Natural rents is expected through the eight quarters Q2 2018 - Vacancy Rate (NVR) which we econometrically Q1 2020. More recently, however, strong house price inflation SELLING AGENTS estimate to be 5.3% in the capital. Theory suggests Average rental growth of 7.8% per annum is expected and stricter mortgage lending have made home that if the actual vacancy rate lies beneath the NVR the on new lets over this period. ownership less affordable. Along with changing market is undersupplied and rents will be rising, and Annual growth of 7.2% in rents on new lets is forecast attitudes to renting, these dynamics have led to the that’s exactly what is happening. Average residential even at the furthest horizon of the forecast window in proportion of households renting privately in Dublin rents in Dublin are currently rising by 7.8% per annum. rising to over 24%. Q1 2020. 33 Molesworth Street Figure 1: Vacancy Rate in Dublin’s Private Rented Sector Figure 2: Residential Rents Forecast - Dublin New Lets Dublin 2 savills.ie 10 Dessie Kilkenny 9 150 +353 1 618 1401 8 140 [email protected] 7 130 PSRA Licence: 002233-003108 6 120 John Earley 5 +353 1 618 1766 Dublin VR 110 4 [email protected] Index: Q3 2007 = 100 Index: Q3 2007 100 PSRA Licence: 002233-007379 3 90 2 Dublin NVR 80 bloomfieldparkdublin.com 1 70 The agents and the Vendor/Lessor give note that the particulars and information % contained in this brochure do not form any part of any offer or contract and are for guidance only. 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