Flaming Jacksand ClaremontChurch amongunits for sale

The former Claremont Presbyterian Church at the top of the Rock Road.

‘Progressive House,’ which is located at the southern side or Bishop Street end of The Diamond, and which is currently occupied by Oxfam, Barnardo’s and Austin and Co. Limited., is also up for sale, according to OKT.

Outside Londonderry city centre the company is also handling the sale of the former Claremont Presbyterian Church as well as the former home of the Northlands addiction centre at 40 Northland Road.

The former home of Bookworm and Café Artisan on Bishop Street and the W. Gee’s bar complex across the road are also advertised for sale by OKT.

According to OKT’s property brochures offers of £500,000 are being invited for Flaming Jacks.

The brochure states: “The subject comprises former entertainment complex situated over five levels to include mezzanine and attic. It is currently occupied by Flaming Jacks restaurant trading from ground floor only with upper levels vacant and requiring refurbishment.”

The asking price for ‘Progressive House’ is also being set at £500,000.

OKT states: “The subject is a prime City Centre investment opportunity, known as Progressive House, comprising 4 ground floor retail units with part upper floor retail, office and storage accommodation.

“The subject enjoys a prominent and highly visible position fronting The Diamond in close proximity to all main road networks.”

Elsewhere, a prominent licensed premises “conveniently located fronting Queen’s Quay with views over the River Foyle in close proximity Derry City Centre” at 24A Queen’s Quay is being offered at £275,000.

The old Claremont Presbyterian Church - described as a “well situated unique period property with excellent features” at the top of the Rock Road, which has most recenlty been home to various call centres, is also being offered for sale with an asking price of £375,000.

“The subject comprises fully DDA compliant modern office accommodation across two floors finished to a high specification and benefits from private parking. Further parking is available at the University of Ulster immediately opposite,” OKT explains.

Details of properties being offered for sale by O’Connor Kennedy Turtle are availbe at http://www.okt.co.uk/