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Naas, Co.Kildare Contents NAAS, CO.KILDARE CONTENTS Kildare 4 A NATURAL Naas 6 Amenities 16 ENVIRONMENT Millennium Park 24 Masterplan 26 TO GROW & Quality of Occupiers 30 Connectivity & Telecoms 32 PROSPER The Developers 33 Contacts 36 MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE Ireland’s accessibility, highly educated population, positive tax environment and membership of the EU make it one of the world’s most attractive places to do business. Among many other advantages, the accessibility, affordability and the quality of life that Millennium Park offers businesses and their staff make it a uniquely compelling option. Already, high profile national and international companies including Kerry Group, State Street and Allied Irish Bank benefit from all that Millennium Park offers. As a visionary masterplan is turned into reality over the next decade, they will be joined by many others. 2 3 RUSH & LUSK M3 PARKWAY M2 SWORDS N MILLENNIUM PARK MALAHIDE W E M1 M3 S DART DUBLIN AIRPORT DUNBOYNE PORTMARNOCK BLANCHARDSTOWN C O . M E A T H BAYSIDE SUTTON HOWTH C O . K I L D A R E HOWTH & DONAGHMEDE HANSFIELD KILBARRACK NAVAN ROAD RAHENY KILDARE: CLONSILLA M50 MAYNOOTH PARKWAY HARMONSTOWN COOLMINE KILLESTER BROOMBRIDGE HOWTH LUCAN ASHTOWN GATEWAY TO DRUMCONDRA BULL CLONTARF M4 PHOENIX ISLAND IRELAND PARK CONNOLLY DOCKLANDS HEUSTON THE POINT National and international TARA PARK WEST & CLONDALKIN/ M50 PEARSE CHERRY ORCHARD access is assured ADAMSTOWN FONTHILL GRAND CANAL ST STEPHEN'S GREEN LANSDOWNE DUBLIN SANDYMOUNT BAY HAZELHATCH & CELBRIDGE CLONDALKIN BY CAR SYDNEY PARADE DART DUBLIN Millennium Park to Drive time Km BOOTERSTOWN BLACKROCK Dublin City Centre 40 mins 28 DÚN BLACKWOOD SEAPOINT LAOGHAIRE TALLAGHT DUNDRUM M50 15 mins 20 SALTHILL & MONKSTOWN 4 SAGGART MARLAY GLENAGEARY 5 Dublin Airport 40 mins 40 DALKEY M7 PARK Naas 3 mins 2 N11 M50 Train Station 2 mins 1.5 SALLINS KILLINEY & NAAS SALLINS C O . D U B L I N N81 CARRICKMINES CO. KILDARE SHANKILL BRIDE'S GLEN DART The M7 is the M11 CO. KILDARE primary route by which C O . D U B L I N the major cities Cork, CO. WICKLOW CO. WICKLOW NAAS Limerick, Waterford and BRAY Kilkenny access M7 the capital NEWBRIDGE NEWBRIDGE BRAY BLESSINGTON WICKLOW MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK KILDARE WICKLOW GREYSTONES DUBLIN BY TRAIN: 30 MINUTES NAAS DUBLIN HAZELHATCH ADAMSTOWN CLONDALKIN PARK WEST & SALLINS & CELBRIDGE & FONTHILL CHERRY ORCHARD HEUSTON & & NAAS LUAS RED LINE MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE NAAS For Real Quality of Life 6 7 GRAND CANAL, SALLINS Besides the wonderful welcoming community spirit, Naas offers employers a deep talent pool. Employees can take advantage of affordable housing, accessible schools, shorter commute times and high- quality leisure options. In short, Naas is a place where the phrase ‘quality of life’ is a statement of fact, not an empty aspiration. SWANS ON THE GREEN, NAAS MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE DEEP TALENT POOL Kildare offers employers an experienced, educated and skilled population. Crucially, the county has more people in the vital 30-50 age bracket than the national average. Age Demographic Over Kildare residents National population educated to third educated to third level standard level standard 47% work in managerial, 80+ 8 technical or 9 39.2% 37% professional roles 70-79 * Source: Census results / Kildare Area Profile. ** Source: CSO Census summary. 60-69 Skill Base 50-59 Kildare Residents with 3rd Level Education have studied the following: 40-49 Age Groups Business, Law & Social Sciences 30-39 Science, Mathematics & Computing Engineering, Manufacturing & Construction 20-29 Health & Welfare Education 10-19 Other 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 0-9 % Source: Census results. 0 5 10 15 20 % Kildare State Beyond Kildare, Naas can also draw on a huge pool of talent in south Dublin who can easily reach Kildare via the N7 Source: Census results. MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING When average house and rental prices are compared to Dublin, housing in Naas and Kildare is clearly far more affordable. A mix of housing is planned for Millennium Park which will, in time, enjoy direct pedestrian access to Naas town centre. Average House Prices 10 €252,043 11 Kildare average €354,765 €252,043 house prices Dublin Kildare Kildare cheaper €1,193 29% Kildare average monthly rent Average Rents 2,214 €1,774 €1,193 Housing units under Dublin Kildare construction in Naas Kildare 33%cheaper 400 Houses planned for Sources: Daft Rental Price Report and House Price Report. Millennium Park MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE WESTMEATH MEATH Maynooth University HIGH AVAILABILITY Broadford M4 Johnstown Clogharinka OF SCHOOL PLACES Maynooth Carbury Leixlip Naas is in the fortunate position of having an oversupply of school places Celbridge for both primary and secondary pupils. DUBLIN Staplestown Derrinturn Prosperous NAAS Allenwood OFFALY RIVER LIFFEY Primary & Secondary School Places Educational Options Kilmeage Carragh Kilteel Kill Rathangan 3,657 3,112 Naas Community College is a coeducational, PRIMARY PRIMARY Milltown SCHOOL SCHOOL multi-denominational post primary school M7 PLACES PLACES operated by Kildare Wicklow Educational Training Board. The college welcomed its Newbridge 12 13 first students in August 2015 and has steadily Kildare increased its student population since. Monasterevin Athgarvan 9,087 6,615 Currently located at Craddockstown Road, Ballymore eustace Total available Occupied school its new €12m, 10,000m2 building will open M9 school places* places in Millennium Park in 2019 with capacity for 1000 students. Kildangan Suncroft brannockstown Nurney 5,430 3,503 Calverstown SECONDARY SECONDARY An excellent range of third level institutions SCHOOL SCHOOL PLACES PLACES are available within an easy commute of Naas. Trinity College Dublin is currently Kilberry Narraghmore County Kildare ranked in 88th in the world university Kilmead rankings. And other high quality institutions RIVER BARROW 2,472 AVAILABLE PLACES* that are easily accessible include Maynooth School in Millennium Park University, University College Dublin, LAOIS Ballitore ATHY Dublin City University, Institute of N78 Primary Schools Technology Carlow and Dublin Institute of Moone * Estimate of places available after completion of Naas Community College and the new school in Secondary Schools Millennium Park, which is currently at planning stage. Technology. Kilkea Third Level Education Naas Community College Castledermot Maganey WICKLOW 2 Capacity for €12m 2019 10,000m will be invested in estimated three storey building 1,000 students the new school completion date CARLOW KILKENNY Institute of Technology Carlow MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE Millennium Park’s beautiful rural setting 14 offers many opportunities 15 to walk and unwind in natural surroundings. One of the most distinctive inhabitants of the beautiful Grand Canal which runs alongside Millennium Park, the kingfisher was recently chosen as Millennium Park’s new emblem. MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE AMENITIES PS COFFEE ROASTERS 16 17 THE MOAT THEATRE THE CANDIED WALNUT No matter how you enjoy spending your free time, Naas and Kildare offer countless distractions. KAVANAGH’S MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE PUNCHESTOWN GRAND RACECOURSE CANAL A wonderful choice of leisure amenities are within easy reach of Millennium Park. Naas, The Curragh and Punchestown racecourses offer the thrill of top-quality racing; golf enthusiasts can take on the challenge of world-class golf courses. Along with miles of unspoilt canal and riverside walks people have choice in abundance to choose a pace of life which suits them. 18 19 NAAS 10K RUN NAAS NAAS GOLF HARBOUR CLUB CURRAGH RACECOURSE MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE THE FIVE ROOMS Whether you’re looking for quaint local pubs, luxury hotels, leading second and third level education facilities or simply some time out in the beautiful environs of Naas, Millennium Park has it all on its doorstep. MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY 20 21 ORNAMENTAL GARDENS VDA COFFEE KILLASHEE HOTEL, SPA & LEISURE MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE SALLINS & NAAS TRAIN STATION 22 23 TWO COOOKS NAAS COURTHOUSE KILDARE COUNTY COUNCIL MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE MILLENNIUM PARK Getting the balance right 24 25 Millennium Park balances business priorities with the very human expectations of staff. High quality architecture and beautiful natural surroundings are the everyday reality for anyone living and working in Millennium Park. MILLENNIUM PARK NAAS, CO. KILDARE SALLINS & NAAS RAIL STATION Tenants & Owner Occupiers 1 HAWTHORN HOUSE MASTERPLAN Kerry Group Millennium Park’s future is 227 acres 2 CHESTNUT HOUSE even more exciting. State Street zoned for Enterprise & Employment Oilfield Solutions A visionary masterplan - which has the 3 ASH HOUSE full support of local and national state GEA Process Technology agencies - sees the Park developing into one of the world’s foremost business 4 BEECH HOUSE parks over the next decade. FUTURE PARK F Show Jumping Ireland DUBLIN 20 acres GREENBELT (M50) Horse Sport Ireland designated Community I & Education PHECC Q 5 HAZEL HOUSE RIVER LIFFEY POTENTIAL NEW SGS FUTURE INTERCHANGE 7 OFFICE DEVELOPMENT 8 B Rentokil Initial AIB - Allied Irish Banks 9 COCOON CHILDCARE 11 37 acres 6 WILLOW HOUSE M zoned Residential Naas MPA 10 6 SGS 4 IAASA - Irish Auditing and 5 Accounting Supervisory Authority 1 MILLENNIUM PARK 3 7 SYCAMORE HOUSE Physiotherapy Works 26 Dooley Insurances 27 The Periodontal Suite Linn Dara Mid Kildare CAMHS 2 KERRY GROUP Irish Institute of Training GREENWAY & Development 1 NAAS Phoenix Medical Centre COMMUNITY
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