Bank of Ireland is selling a portfolio of Irish retail property assets for €162m.

The portfolio of five retail parks is being marketed by Savills and JLL, which were appointed to find a buyer by receivers KPMG and Mazars.

One of the assets, the Nutgrove Retail Park, near Dublin, is worth around €60m.

The 195,000 sq ft park includes 57,000 sq ft of office and leisure space.

Annual rents are above €4m.

Tenants of the fully let park include Homebase and Aldi.

Savills said the asset would “attract the attention� of some of the active institutional buyers currently in the Irish market given its quality and lot size.

The 1.1m sq ft portfolio – the largest Irish real estate opportunity to come to the market in terms of overall floor area – also includes four regional retail parks.

The four regional schemes – at Letterkenny, Sligo, Tullamore and Deerpark – have a €100m guide price.