Suite 206 is situated on the second floor and extends to approximately 251 sq. m (2,700 sq. ft) on a gross internal basis. The unit has been fitted out to a high standard by the tenant and benefits from sweeping views over Dublin Bay.
The subject property comprises of a ground floor office suite within a modern 5,800 sq. m office block. The unit extends to approximately 333 sq. m (3,580 sq. ft) (GIA). It is configured to provide open plan office area, together with a large conference room and WC’s.
The accommodation consists of a first floor own door office suite situated above Brian Roberts Hair Studio. The office has been refurbished throughout. Internally the office comprises of a ground floor waiting area with open plan office accommodation across the first floor.
The subject property comprises of a first-floor office within a two storey semi detached building. The ground floor is occupied by Suzie McAdam Design.
The accommodation available consists of a fully refurbished Grade A HQ office opportunity in the heart of Dublin 2 which is due to complete in Spring 2019. Scotch House is a contemporary and prominent seven-storey modern office building which comes with the benefit of 9 secure basement car parking spaces. The basement also has secure storage spaces for 52 bicycles. The top two floors will feature two private roof terraces providing a total of 177 sq.m. / 1,905 sq.ft. of external occupier amenity space which is accessed via sliding glazed doors.
Connaught House is an imposing modern office building constructed to the highest standards by Ronan Group in 2004, extending to 10,500 sq.m. across 6 stories over lower ground floor. The property benefits from a frameless glazed, canopied entrance, with a glazed canopy above its revolving doors. Next to the entrance is Patrick O'Reilly's (an Irish Artist & sculpture) out-sized sculpture of Queen Maeve.
Building 14 will be fitted to the highest of modern office design with efficient and adaptable floor plates suitable for a variety of users. The property will extend to approximately 30,700 Sq.ft over 4 floors.The accommodation is mainly open plan and benefits from floor to ceiling glass windows which overlook the Dublin mountains.
No. 41 is four-storey over lower ground floor two-bay building with typical Georgian features including sliding sash and Wyatt windows, granite cills and cast iron balconies. The building has been comprehensively restored to the highest of specification by skilled craftsmen such as Sheridan Conservation and The Old Mould Company. The property includes a private landscaped garden to the rear.
