Refurbishment work at the former office of the European Union in Dublin is expected to be complete in 2017.
IPUT acquired the building in 2013 and it is is available to let through Savills, who are offering space on a single let or floor-by-floor basis in sizes ranging from 3,000 -30,000 square feet at a rent of €60 - €65 per square foot.
The refurbishment of the building is a complete transformation both internally and externally. The external façade is being replaced with a Petersen brick finish and the internal lay-out has been altered and improved to deliver flexible working space with some of the highest quality finishes available. A new glazed section in the Molesworth St elevation emphasises the upgraded reception which has been completely renewed with high quality finishes.
Features for occupiers include penthouse and fourth floor roof terraces enjoying elevated city views with extensive floor to ceiling glazing to the office accommodation; Schindler lifts with an average wait time of less than 25 seconds; showers and changing facilities and bicycle storage. The building also benefits from the provision of 17 secure car parking spaces. The layout of the office affords flexibility, natural light and a sense of space with ceiling heights ranging from approximately 2.55 – 3.9 metres.
Molesworth Street is currently undergoing concentrated office development, where four office developments totalling 253,000 square feet, will transform the streetscape when complete next year.
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