The Ulster Bank branch network in Ireland has now ceased trading. The properties are currently being prepared to go on the market to buy or to lease. In the coming months the properties will be brought to the market on a phased launch basis.
Before a property is on the market it will possible to see basic details including the address of the property, the location and the total size of the property. Once a building goes on the market it will be possible to download further information, enquire about a viewing and make an offer via the Offr platform shown on the property details page.
If the property you are interested in is not yet on the market, you can register your interest and we will advise you when that property comes to the market.
Following the closure of the branches on 21st April 2023 there is a programme of works being carried out on all branches across the portfolio to remove signage, operational equipment etc. The programme commences in May and runs for approximately 6 months. As works are completed the property will come to the market shortly after.
Yes, if you’d like to leave your details with us you can do so here. Once the property comes to the market we will be in touch with you via email to advise that the property is on the market.
We are using a platform called Offr to manage sales. If there is an ‘Offr’ link on the property you are interested in that means the property is on the market. You can use the Offr link to book a viewing of the property and/or make an offer on the property.
This means the property you are interested in is not yet on the market. You can register your interest but you cannot yet make an offer on the property or book a viewing.
If the Offr link is shown on the property you are interested in then you can book a viewing through this. If the Offr link is not available this is because the property is not yet available to view and it is not on the market. You can register your interest and we’ll notify you when it comes to the market.
No, the pictures were taken before the branches closed. Works are being undertaken to remove signage, loose fixtures and fittings, partition walls etc.
Discuss costs with your solicitor or professional advisor to fully understand the costs associated with purchasing a commercial property. Note: Stamp Duty costs are higher for non-residential properties.