Paddy Power selling off 14 of its retail store propertiesCould the below be the first steps taken by Flutter to clean up Paddy Power before a sale? BOOKMAKERS PADDY POWER is selling off 14 of its shops across the country(Ireland). Auctioneers Savills are putting the portfolio on the market with a guide price of over 6.3 million. Flutter Entertainment plc, which is the parent owner of Paddy Power, will take a new lease on each property. Each lease will be for a term of 15 years with five yearly rent reviews. Each lease will provide for a tenant-only break option at the expiry of year 10 of the term. The portfolio offers investors a spread of properties, eight of which are in Dublin, including Upper Baggot Street, Parnell Street, Artane, Cardiffsbridge Road and Finglas Village, Crumlin, Ballymun and Clondalkin. The remainder of the properties are based in Drogheda, Maynooth, Thurles and Tralee. The portfolio also includes the Paddy Power betting shop located at Cornmarket Street in Cork city centre.