Businesses looking for a new home in a central Dublin location may be interested in 61A South William Street, which has just come to the rental market following a full refurbishment and upgrade.
Available to let either as a single HQ opportunity or multi-let, the building, which was previously home to AA Ireland, provides 8,270 sq ft over five floors. A typical floor is 2,260 sq ft. The owners are targeting a Ber of A3.
According to Buildings of Ireland, the property was built around 1765 and was formerly part a of three-bay house. It describes the building as “one of the better examples of 18th-century architecture on this historic street”.
Willie Dowling, of leasing agents’ Colliers, said: “The location offers everything that companies and employees want: access to public transport, incredible amenities at your doorstep and is within easy walking distance of all of Dublin’s traditional business addresses such as St Stephen’s Green and Fitzwilliam Square.”
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The agents are quoting a competitive rent of €45 per sq ft and it’s a new lease agreement.
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