A former warehouse dating from the early years of the 19th century has been converted into a high quality office block in Dublin’s Grand Canal Dock. The distinctive redbrick Dockmill sitting on the water’s edge is more typically found in cities such as London and San Francisco.
It has an overall floor area of 997sq m (10,734sq ft) which is expected to attract a new rent level of €42.50 per sq ft (€457 per sq m). DTZ Sherry FitzGerald is the letting agent. The four-storey over basement building with five car-parking spaces has its entrance on Barrow Street alongside Google’s European headquarters.
The mill was bought towards the end of 2012 for €1.2m by Jones Investments which spent at least as much again on turning it into a top class office facility without compromising its heritage or style.
The building has the very best fittings including underfloor heating, VRF air conditioning, underfloor trunking, showers and a lift to serve all floors. Various floors are also linked by internal staircases.
Grand Canal Docks has become one of the most sought after office areas of the city.
