Property Description

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.  

Internally the property benefits from a large impressive lobby with a sunken timber floored area with stylish sofas. The lobby area also benefits from a manned reception desk and a coffee to go outlet.

The lavish specification for the common areas includes Portland flagged floors, four granite-floored 21-passenger lifts, wood panelled doors inlaid with walnut and bronze handles by Patrick O'Reilly, and toilets on every floor.

The Lower ground provides essential staff amenities to include a gym, shower and bike storage facilities.

The available accommodation is located on the part first floor and part second floor and has been fitted to the highest standard to include a mix of cellular and open plans offices. The fit-out benefits from a large 20-person boardroom, smaller boardroom, breakout and meeting rooms, a teleconference room, a dedicated comms room, a large staff canteen and smaller staff kitchen and private shower and locker facilities. The part first floor is fitted to accommodate 52 no, staff and the part second floor is fitted to accommodate 71 no. staff.

Other occupiers within the building include Groupon, Alkermes, McQuary Bank, CBRE, Premier, Therevance, Wilis Mitsui, Apollo and Vertis.

Specification

• Raised Access Floors with carpet tiles
• CAT 6 cabling
• Four pipe fan coil air conditioning
• Suspended ceilings incorporating recessed LED lighting
• 4 x 21-person passenger lifts
• Large reception lobby
• Staff shower and locker facilities