TO LET{ A SUPERB OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR BUSINESS NOTES: ONE HUNDRED & TEN AMIENS s FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON THIS PRESTIGIOUS NEW COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE HEART OF THE CITY PLEASE CALL ONE OF OUR JOINT AGENTS HT MEAGHER O’REILLY OR TURLEY & ASSOCIATES. 01 479 1500 01 634 2466 Turley & Associates HT Meagher O’Reilly 89 Harcourt Street 7 Lower Hatch Street Dublin 2 Dublin 2 Tel: +353 1 479 1500 Tel: +353 1 634 2466 Fax: +353 1 479 1501 Fax: +353 1 634 2477 Contact: Michael Turley Contact: Paul Hanly Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.turley.ie Website: www.htmor.ie Conditions to be noted: These particulars are issued by HT Meagher O’Reilly and Turley & Associates on the understanding that all the negotiations are conducted through them. Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars, they do not constitute an offer or contract. 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ONE HUNDRED & TEN AMIENS s Introduction page 01 be at the centre of {business & city life Situated next to the bustling transport hub of Connolly Station, 110 Amiens Street, is a smart new office and retail development located just five minutes walk from the IFSC and the rapidly developing Docklands area, with its legion of leading international and Irish business names. In a highly visible location, the building’s striking design is a modern interpretation of the stately Georgian façades of old Dublin, an assured style that speaks of permanence, discretion and quality. The building also offers five street-level units for retailers looking to meet the needs of thousands of city workers. modern dynamic {offi ce & retail space in the heart of the city O’Connell Street - just a 5 minute walk from 110 Amiens Street ONE HUNDRED & TEN AMIENS s Location page 03 A premier city centre location offering 2,901 sq.m. of prime office and retail space next to Connolly Station just a short walk away... transport hub ■ 1 minute to Connolly Station – DART, suburban and intercity trains. ■ 1 minute to Luas stop at Connolly – just 15 min to Heuston Station on the Red Line. ■ 3 minutes to Busaras – the city’s major interchange for regional and intercity bus routes. key business district ■ 5 minutes to the IFSC and Custom House. ■ 5 minutes to Spencer Dock, the National Conference Centre (opening 2009) and North Docklands. ■ 10 minutes to Ulster Bank HQ and the South Docklands. the best of city life ■ 5 minutes to O’Connell Street. ■ 10 minutes to Henry Street – Marks & Spencer and the ILAC and Jervis shopping centres. ■ Spoiled for choice – the city’s top restaurants, bars, theatres, galleries and cinemas. Amiens Street itself could be described as a fusion of the northside character – snug corner pubs, brightly coloured Georgian doors and restored lamplights combined with the dynamism of modern day Dublin, its new offi ces, galleries, stylish apartments and the Luas. Located at the gateway to the IFSC and Docklands, the design of 110 Amiens Street refl ects this changing image of Ireland’s capital. Front Elevation page 05 110 Amiens Street is {your gateway to the Docklands & Dublin City 1 O’CONNELL ST 2 CROKE PARK 3 HA’PENNY BRIDGE 4 TEMPLE BAR 5 BUSÁRAS 6 CONNOLLY STATION 2 6 5 1 3 4 Location page 07 110 Amiens Street is located at the gateway to an area undergoing large-scale regeneration. Amiens Street is a major entry point to the city from the northern suburbs of Clontarf and Malahide. From the north or Airport, travelling to 110 Amiens Street by car was made easier with the opening of the Dublin Port Tunnel in December 2006. Connecting with the M1 at Santry, the 4.5 km tunnel resurfaces at East Wall Road. The expected journey time from the tunnel entrance to the city centre is approximately 10 minutes. 7 ULSTER BANK HQ 8 DAME ST 9 TRINITY COLLEGE 10 GRAFTON ST 11 SOUTH DOCKLANDS 12 THE POINT DEPOT 12 11 7 9 10 8 {dublin transport frequency - reliability - choice 110 Amiens Street provides occupiers with access to an unrivalled range of public transport options - with train, bus and Luas services all right on its doorstep. Terminating at neighbouring Connolly is the Luas Red Line from Tallaght, its swift and reliable service is hugely popular with Dublin commuters. Connolly is served by nine bus routes, and is within walking distance of other major departure points including Parnell Square and Lower Abbey Street. It is just a further one-minute walk to Busaras - where the Airlink bus provides a quick journey to Dublin International Airport and buses leave on the hour for Ireland’s major cities. Intercity trains regularly leave Connolly Station for Belfast, Sligo and Rosslare Europort. LUAS At peak times the Luas leaves Connolly Station every fi ve minutes, arriving at Heuston Station in 17 minutes and Tallaght in 43 minutes. On weekdays the fi rst tram leaves Tallaght at 5.30 am, with the last tram leaving Connolly at 12.30 am. In 2007 the capacity on the Red Line will be increased by 40%, with a 4 km extension to City West planned for 2009. ONE HUNDRED & TEN AMIENS s Transport page 09 TRANSPORT 21 The importance of the area between O’Connell Street and the Docklands on the planned Interconnector Line. This brand new line will travel The Future has been underlined by the Government’s Transport 21 strategy, which underground through Pearse Station and St Stephen’s Green to connect sees this area becoming a convergence point for new public transport with the western lines running out of Heuston Station. lines. The Luas Red Line will be extended a further 1.5 km from The most anticipated change to Dublin’s infrastructure will be the Connolly Station into the Docklands, passing through new residential opening of the Metro North Line in 2012. The closest station to and business developments to The Point Depot. The strategy will also 110 Amiens Street will be just a 10 minute walk (or fi ve minute see the Luas Red and Green Lines linked by 2012. Luas ride) away at O’Connell Bridge. From here travellers will be able The new Docklands Station (under construction at Spencer Dock, to reach Dublin Airport in only 15 minutes, or continue on through just fi ve minutes walk from 110 Amiens Streeet) will increase train Swords to the terminus at Lissenhall. frequency on the Maynooth Line, and will be one of the stations DART AIR TRAIN BUS CAR BY FOOT The DART line operates Dublin International Connolly Station offers Connolly Station is served 110 Amiens Street offers At just 5 minutes to the between Howth and Airport is approximately suburban, commuter, directlyM1 by nine city bus 16 car parking spaces. IFSC and O’Connell Street, Greystones, stopping a 20-minute drive from intercity, and evenDublin routes. Nearby, O’Connell Additional parking can be 25 minutes to St Stephen’s at 28 stations en route. Amiens Street along the international (Belfast)Airport Street, Lower Abbey Street found within 5 minutes Green, 20 minutes to The upgrading of the city N1 and M1. FromN2 Busaras services. Suburban and Parnell Square (all within walk on Talbot Street or Temple Bar and centre signalling (at road station the direct Airlink services pass through 10 minutes walk) act as in the IFSC. 15 minutes to Grand crossings) will allow the service leaves once every growing commuter towns, major departure points for Canal Docks, the entire number of trains passing 10 minutes, with a journey extending to Mullingar a number of other routes. central city area is easily between Connolly and time of 35 minutes to and Arklow, Kildare and Busaras (2 minutes walk) is reached on foot. Pearse Stations to be the airport. Dundalk. Dublin’s major intercity and increased from 12 to 16 M50 commuter bus terminal. per hour. N3 M50 dublin { transport Connolly infrastructure existing & proposed N4 Station Heuston Overground Underground Station Metro Route (Proposed) St Stephen’s Luas Routes (Existing) Green Luas Routes (Proposed) Interconnector Line (Proposed) Rail/DART lines Dublin Port Tunnel Motorway Main Roads M50 {experience the best of city life NORTH DOCKLANDS SOUTH DOCKLANDS THE QUAYS TEMPLE BAR BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT - IFSC - O - The Four Courts - The Temple Bar - Independent Newspapers - Croke Park ² - Connolly Station - McCann Fitzgerald Solicitors - Ulster Bank HQ - The Quays Bar - Bord Gais - Lansdowne Road - Spencer Dock - Beauchamp Solicitors - Morrison Hotel - The Porterhouse - Bank of Ireland Treasury - The Point Depot - The National Conference - PFPC - Dublin Corporation HQ - The Clarence Hotel - AIB International - The Harbourmaster Centre - Matheson Ormsby Prentice - The Clarence Hotel - Temple Bar Gallery - Zurich Capital Markets - The Vaults - Pricewaterhouse Coopers - Pioneer - Custom House - Hard Rock Café - Deutsche Bank - 101 Talbot Street - Point Depot - Dillon Eustace - Collins Barracks Museum - Irish Film Institute - Irish Life - Abbey Theatre - CHQ - U2 Tower - The Contemporary - McCann Fitzgerald Solicitors - Cineworld - JP Morgan Music Centre - PWC - Savoy Cinema - Ulster Bank - Municipal Arts & Dance - Grant Thornton Centre - Shopping: Clerys, Arnotts, Jervis Centre, ILAC Centre, Marks & Spencer, Henry Street, Easons ONE HUNDRED & TEN AMIENS s City Life page 11 …at the heart of all that’s happening Within walking distance of O’Connell Street, Temple Bar, Grafton Street and Dublin’s best transport connections, an offi ce at 110 Amiens Street is an opportunity to enhance working life with easy commuting, exciting shopping, and a wide array of dining and entertainment.