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Building 11 — Cherrywood Business Park, Dublin 18 BUILDING 11 — CHERRYWOOD BUSINESS PARK, DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD B UILDING 11 Cherrywood Business Park Loughlinstown Dublin 18 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. CHERRYWOOD BY NUMBERS ........... 02 2. TRANSPORT ........................................... 04 3. LOCATION .............................................. 06 4. THE BUILDING ...................................... 08 5. AMENITIES ............................................. 16 6. THE DEVELOPMENT ............................ 22 WWW.CHERRYWOOD.IE WWW.CHERRYWOOD.IE 7. FLOOR PLANS ....................................... 26 8. THE DEVELOPER .................................. 28 9. CONTACTS ............................................... 29 FLOORPLANS THE DEV 2 BUILDING 11 — CHERRYWOOD BY NUMBERS DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD 70,000 SQ M / 753,474 SQ FT OF OFFICE SPACE 2,000 SQ M / 21,500 SQ FT OF RETAIL SPACE 30 MINUTES 20 MINUTES drive to Dublin Airport drive to City Centre 7 MINUTES 1KM drive to Sandyford from M50 Motorway 35 MINUTES 18 MINUTES Luas ride to City Centre Luas ride to Sandyford 20 MINUTES 12 MINUTES 111 bus to Dun Laoghaire shuttle bus to Dart Station Shankill Dart Station (Dart to City - 19 mins) (Dart to Bray - 6 mins) 2 3 BUILDING 11 DUBLIN M1 AIRPORT — CHERRYWOOD BUSINESS PARK, DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD CONNECTING PEOPLE BLANCHARDSTOWN AND PLACES HOWTH The business park is located between the N11 and the M50, with strategic road CASTLEKNOCK N3 network connections, and a Quality Bus Corridor along the N11 to the city centre. M50 M50 CLONTARF LUCAN The Luas Green Line from the city centre PHOENIX DUBLIN ZOO THE PARK and Sandyford operates through the centre SPIRE of the lands. N4 CITY CENTRE THE CONVENTION The Cherrywood Strategic Development CENTER Zone (SDZ) lands are located approximately 16 km south east from Dublin City Centre, N7 ST.STEPHEN’S GREEN 8 km south of Dún Laoghaire, 3 km from ST.JAMES’S GATE the coastline, and 4 km from the Dublin and Wicklow mountains. AVIVA STADIUM BALLSBRIDGE DUBLIN BAY CLONDALKIN RATHMINES BY CAR 2. TRANSPORT 2. City Centre in 20 mins Airport in 30 mins UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN TYMON CHERRYWOOD PARK STATION BY LUAS N81 N11 GREEN LINE R118 BLACKROCK City Centre in 35 minutes DUN LAOGHAIRE PIER DUN LAOGHAIRE DUNDRUM PÁIRC CHOILL NA SILÍNÍ BY BUS R116 Numbers 7, 84, 84X and 111 CHERRYWOOD AVENUE MARLAY DALKEY R118 BRIDE’S GLEN PARK STATION N11 FUTURE LUAS LINE M50 FOXROCK SANDYFORD BY DART Regular Shuttle to Shankill LOUGHLINSTOWN Dart Station CHERRYWOOD RD STACKSTOWN M50 BRIDES GLEN RD M50 BY AIRCOACH R116 Direct access to Dublin Airport DUBLIN / WICKLOW CARRICKMINES MOUNTAINS M11 4 5 BUILDING 11 — CHERRYWOOD BUSINESS PARK, DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD DUNDRUM THE PARK A BUSTLING CARRICKMINES HUB SOUTH M50 OF THE CITY Building 11 is pivotally located between the TO M50 and N11 in an affluent South Dublin DUBLIN CITY location, approximately 16km south of DLR DEVELOPMENT LAND Dublin City Centre. R11 8 The building is situated 200m from Bride’s Glen LUAS terminus, which connects Cherrywood to Dublin City Centre by light 19 18 17 16 21 20 rail in less than 40 minutes. 22 23 24 25 THE PARK IS ALREADY HOME 5 6 1 TO LEADING NATIONAL & R118 MULTI-NATIONAL COMPANIES 7 The surrounding area is an established office location with nearby occupiers including Dell, Friends First, HiberniaEvros, WeLocalize 3. LOCATION 3. 8 9 10 and Covidien. 2 3 4 11 12 13 14 15 1. APC 15. BANK OF IRELAND BRANCH 2. MEDTRONIC 26 16. WELOCALIZE 3. ABBOT 17. EVROS 4. ZOETIS 18. WORLDNET 5. JLT 19. MACROWORKS 6. FRIENDS FIRST 20. DELL IRELAND 7. ELAVON 21. MILNER BROWNE 8. SYNCHRO 22. CAPVENTIS N11 9. MY MEDICAL 23. GMI 10. SPAR 24. RATIONAL FT 11. SUBWAY SERVICE 12. BEN DUNNE GYM 25. GIRAFFE 13. STARBUCKS CHILDCARE 14. THE LIGHT 26. ST. COLUMCILLE’S HOUSE CAFE HOSPITAL 6 7 M11 TO BRAY CO WICKLOW FLEXIBLE, GRADE A OFFICE SPACE 2 FLOORS REMAINING TOTAL OF 60,000 SQ FT 30,000 SQ FT OF MODERN PER FLOOR ACCOMMODATION 50 - 55 CAR BRIGHT PARKING SPACES FLEXIBLE PER FLOOR FLOOR PLATES 4. THE BUILDING 4. FLOOR 2.8 M TO CEILING FLOOR TO GLAZING CEILING HEIGHT 1:8 SQ M MANNED TENANT RECEPTION OCCUPANCY SECURED ACCESS BASEMENT 365 DAYS A YEAR SHOWER FACILITIES 8 9 BUILDING 11 BUILDING 11 — — CHERRYWOOD BUSINESS PARK, DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD CITY LOCATION WITH ASPIRATIONAL COUNTRYSIDE THE BUILDING 4. VIEWS 10 11 12 BUILDING 11 — CHERRYWOOD BUSINESS PARK, DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD 4. THE BUILDING 4. CORPORATE HQ OFFICES Building 11 will be fitted to the highest standard of modern office design with efficient and adaptable floor plates suitable for a variety of users. 12 13 BUILDING 11 BLOCK G2 — CHERRYWOOD BUSINESS PARK, DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD MODERN OFFICE SPACE WITH STUNNING VIEWS The stunning views are captured by the full height glazing and generous floor to ceiling Impressive Reception height of 2.8m. This provides unimpaired natural light and a highly collaborative workspace. SPECIFICATIONS 4. THE BUILDING 4. > Open plan flexible floor plates > Suspended ceiling system incorporating recessed lighting > VRV air conditioning system > Raised access floors with floor boxes 1 per 8 sq m > Floor to ceiling height of 2.8 sq m > Glazed floor to ceiling provide excellent natural light > 4 x 10 person passenger lifts > Modern reception area > Shower and changing facilities EXCEPTIONAL VIEWS BUILDING 11 — CHERRYWOOD BUSINESS PARK, DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD ACHIEVE THE OPTIMUM WORK/LIFE BALANCE The development of the wider Cherrywood masterplan will include 8,000 residential units, a new town centre to include retail, retail services, a hotel, and a wide range of public parks, 5. AMENITIES 5. educational and community facilities. In addition an abundance of amenity exists for the residents and occupiers of Cherrywood. With easy access onto Brides Glen road, the Wicklow and Dublin mountains are only a short distance away. Dun Laoghaire harbour and the Irish Sea are within easy reach with a fantastic selection of eateries and activities on offer. For the outdoor enthusiast Cherrywood is ideally located. The Luas provides direct and easy access into The Park Carrickmines, Dundrum Town Centre and the City Centre for those times when the hustle and bustle calls! ALL THE BENEFITS OF COUNTRY LIFE AND YOU’RE NEVER FAR FROM THE BUSTLE OF THE CITY! 16 17 19 BUILDING 11 — CHERRYWOOD BUSINESS PARK, DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD 18 5. AMENITIES 5. BUILDING 11 — DUN LAOGHAIRE DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD RATHDOWN Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County is a unique 17 kilometres of spectacular coastline to upland area of Ireland which contains over two dozen areas of outstanding natural beauty including the thriving, distinctive and valued areas – some Dublin Mountains. recognised as communities and others as villages, but all known for their quality and The County has a population of 217,274 (2016 sense of place. Census), which represents a 5.7 % increase from the 2011 Census. The socio-economic profile Residents enjoy unparalleled access to a wide of the County is very positive – it has both the range of options in public transportation, lowest unemployment rate and the highest level amenities, shopping, cultural and educational of educational attainment of any County in the institutions, as well as a wide choice State. of housing; the County also provides employment opportunities in businesses Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown has a unique array and enterprises ranging from international of economic activities that span from existing software giants to small home-based craft cultural, technological and educational activities. establishments – including UCD, IADT and IMI – to high tech, pharmaceutical, financial and The County is also endowed with some of the services sectors. It also has significant potential Region’s best and most important economic as an amenity and tourism destination for the and natural resources. The local authority Region both for Dublin residents and national sustains and supports significant portions of and international visitors. National and Regional transport, economic and natural resources such as the DART and 5. AMENITIES 5. LUAS, the M50, and its associated economic clusters around Cherrywood, one of the most developable zones in the Country. Even though the County is spatially the smallest County in Ireland covering an area of 125km2 the location has a remarkable range of natural and cultural assets ranging from 20 21 Tully Park t Stree Bishop N Building 11 Future Office Space / High Intensity EmploymenBUILDING 11 t (HIE) Existing High Intensity Employment (HIE) N Other future buildings BuildingBuilding 1111 FutureFuture MiMixedxed UUsese — FutureFuture OfficeOffice Space Space / High / High Int enIntensitysity Employmen Employmentt (HIE )(HIE) FutureFuture Residential DUBLIN 18 PARK, BUSINESS CHERRYWOOD ExistingExisting HighHigh I nIntensitytensity E mploymenEmploymentt (HIE) BridesBride’s Glen Glen LUAS LUAS Stop stop DLR FUTURE OtherOther futureFuture buildings Buildings DublinDublin Bus Bus Stop stop - -Line line 7, 7, 111 111 Future Mixed Use DEVELOPMENT Future Residential Bride’s Glen LUAS stop Dublin Bus stop - line 7, 111 TOWN CENTRE QUADRANT 3 (TC3) TC3 by DLR Properties is to be a vibrant mixed use quarter, based on a mix of employment, residential, retail, commercial and community uses. This is predominantly based around the areas’ primary role as a commercial centre, with a significant day time working population. It is envisaged that office and commercial buildings will bound the northern and eastern edges of the lands. The ground floor level shall be animated on public streets and primary movement areas, through uses such as shops, cafe’s and restaurants. TC3 is flanked by three valleys: Druids Glen, Brides Glen and the Cherrywood Louglinstown River Valley with incredible views towards the 6. THE DEVELOPMENT 6. Irish Sea and the backdrop of the Dublin and Wicklow mountains. Significant opportunity exists for early stage engagement with potential tenants / occupiers for bespoke office headquarters buildings on the Town Centre site or a ‘campus’ of offices.
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