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Unit a Furry Park Business Park, Santry, Dublin 9 Unit A Furry Park Business Park, Santry, Dublin 9. FOR SALE / TO LET Modern High-Quality Detached Warehouse with Offices. Approx. 4,162 sq.m. (44,800 sq.ft.) • Located in an established and actively managed business park. • Generous secure yard area and ample car parking. • Only minutes from Dublin Airport, Dublin Port Tunnel and the M1/M50 interchange. +353 1 618 5500 01 6624455 www.cbre.ie www.rohanholdings.ie FOR SALE / TO LET SWORDS MALAHIDE Furry Park Business Park... M1 • is 5 minutes from Dublin Airport. N2 DUNBOYNE M3 • is 5 minutes from the M1/M50 interchange. PORTMARNOCK • is 8 minutes from the Port Tunnel. JUNCTION 3 • is 15 minutes from Dublin City Centre. M50 SANTRY • is a well-established estate and is actively M50 M3 managed by Rohan Estate Management M50 UnitBEAUMONT A to the highest standard. BLANCHARDSTOWN The Location... TRAIN LINE • is served by numerous bus routes with DRUMCONDRA N1 stops located at the Swords Road M50 CLONTARF N4 PHOENIX entrance, connecting the Park to all partsLUCAN PARK of the City and the greater Dublin area. DUBLIN PORT M50 DUBLIN • is close to excellent amenities with CITY CENTRE DUBLIN shops, restaurants and hotels all available BAY in nearby Santry Demesne and Omni Shopping Centre. LUAS RED LINE BALLSBRIDGE CLONDALKIN CRUMLIN M50 N7 LUAS GREEN LINE y BELFAST RATHFARNHAM R139 M1 N31 JUNCTION 3 N11 BLACKROCK TALLAGHT DUN LAOGHAIRE DUNDRUM N7 M50 N81 M50 SANDYFORD MARLEY IND. ESTATE PARK PORT TUNNEL N11 y TO AIRPORT M50 y GLENAGEARY N81 M50 DUBLIN CITY CENTRE Unit A y CROWNE PLAZA HOTEL Unit A Furry Park Business Park, Santry, Dublin 9. Accommodation Specifications/Features: General: • 8.5m clear internal height. • 4 dock levellers with tailgate loading. • 2 automated insulated sectional doors each measuring 4m wide x 5.7m high. • 47 car parking spaces. • Extensive secure dedicated service yard. • 2.4m high block wall inside external cladding. • Min. 50Kn/sq.m.(1,000Ibs./sq.ft.) floor loading. • Twin tube batten type fluorescent lighting. • Electrical distribution centre designed for 3 phase electrical supply and CT Metering. • Twin skin insulated metal deck roof incorporating approx. 10% translucent roof lights. • Sprinkler system. Similar unit Offices: • Open plan offices suitable for partitioning. • Perimeter trunking with power cabling. • Double glazed alu-framed windows and doors. • Fully fitted toilet facilities. • Combination of air conditioning and gas central heating throughout. • Suspended ceilings with recessed lighting. • Fully bonded heavy contact carpet to offices, reception and main stairs. • Canteen. • Passenger Lift. • Intruder alarm. Similar unit Accommodation Schedule: Approximate Gross External Floor Areas: Existing sq m sq ft Warehouse 3,119 33,573 Offices* 1,043 11,227 Total 4,162 44,800 Site Area 0.97ha 2.40 acres *Revised office layout options are available to suit occupiers requirements Layout plans available upon request Option A sq m sq ft Option B sq m sq ft Warehouse 3,119 33,573 Warehouse 3,286 35,370 Offices 813 8,751 Offices 529 5,694 Total 3,932 42,324 Total 3,815 41,064 Unit A Furry Park Business Park, Santry, Dublin 9. FOR SALE / TO LET Modern High-Quality Detached Warehouse with Offices. Approx. 4,162 sq.m. (44,800 sq.ft.) Join leading occupiers including... Terms: For Sale or To Let on new modern long term lease. Price/Rent available on request. BER No.: B3. 800598930. 343.89kWh/m²/yr Rates: Commercial Rates payable to Fingal County Council Other Outgoings: Available upon request The brochure particulars are issued by the vendor/lessor and CBRE on the understanding that all negotiations are conducted through them. Every care is taken in preparing these particulars which are for guidance purposes only and the firms do not hold themselves liable for any inaccuracies. Maps are not to scale and areas/dimensions are approximate. All rea- sonable offers will be submitted to the vendor/lessor for consideration but the contents of this brochure will not be deemed to form the basis of any contract subsequently entered into. Agent Connaught House, Developer 4th Floor, Block 2, Number One Burlington Road, Harcourt Centre, Harcourt Street, Dublin 4, Dublin 2, D04 C5Y6. D02 DX37. Tel: 01-618 5500 Tel: 01-6624455 Email: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] PSRA Licence No.: 001528 www.cbre.ie www.rohanholdings.ie.
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