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SPENCER DOCK Dublin’S New City Quarter LUXURY WATERSIDE APARTMENTS SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter LUXURY WATERSIDE APARTMENTS... Landmark design on the outside with exceptional quality on the inside. This central location is one of Dublin’s most sought after addresses. SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter Each beautifully designed apartment is complemented by sleek and contemporary fi ttings. The highest quality materials have been used throughout with no expense spared. There are fl oor to ceiling windows allowing rooms to be fl ooded with natural light. All apartments have at least one generous sized balcony or terrace. SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter Trinity College Pearse Station Convention IFSC Grand Canal Centre Dublin Square Spencer Dock Samuel Beckett Luxury Apartments Bridge LUAS Stop To the O2 SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter CUTTING EDGE DESIGN By world renowned architects Scott Tallon Walker. No expense has been spared to create the perfect living environment. Light and space have been carefully considered to make the most of the apartments dual aspect, and balconies or roof top terraces offer beautiful views across the city. SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter SMART LIVING... There are one, two and three bedroom apartments, as well as exclusive penthouse apartments. In addition, there is a concierge service which aims to offer residents maximum convenience and comfort, along with 24 hour CCTV coverage and underground parking. CONCIERGE SERVICE A professional and experienced concierge dedicated to providing residents with a wide variety of services. LUXURY BATHROOMS FEATURES • Exclusive bathroom suites • Secure underground parking • Thermostatic controlled shower • Floor to ceiling glazing • Stainless steel heated towel rails • Excellent storage facilities • Low voltage downlighters to ceilings • Concierge service • Gas fi red central heating KITCHENS • Energy effi cient low carbon • High quality fi tted kitchens to all apartments centralised heating system • High quality ceramic fl ooring to kitchens and • Host of amenities on the doorstep bathrooms • Top of the range appliances to include ceramic hob, electric fan oven, stainless steel and glass extractor • Integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine/dryer • Contemporary modern kitchen with integrated appliances and granite worktops AWARDING WINNING LANDSCAPE DESIGN Spencer Dock won the prestigious award for Outstanding Achievements in Landscaping & Design 2008 from The Association of Landscape Contractors of Ireland (ALCI). VIBRANT LIVING... Spencer Dock is set to be the Capital of New Dublin, with a host of amenities on the doorstep and a vast range of great bars and prestigious restaurants a stone’s throw away. Hotels Bars • Jurys Inn • Excise Bar • Holiday Inn • Harbourmaster Bar • Trinity Capital Hotel • O’Reillys Pub • The Mont Clare Hotel • MV Cill Airne • The Davenport Hotel • Lagoona • Clarion Hotel • The Longstone • The Ferryman Hotel • The Vaults Restaurants Shops / Cafés • D.One • La Corte Bar Italia • Milano Restaurant • Scholars • Kudos • Bewleys • Sinergie Restaurant • O’Brien’s Evolution Café • Fish Bar • Il Fornaio • Zaps Steakhouse • Seven Wonders • Szechuan Wok • New York Grind • The Vaults • Spar • The Harbourmaster Restaurant • Marks & Spencer • Ocean Bar & Restaurant • Ely CHQ SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter COSMOPOLITAN HUB... TRAIN STATION AT SPENCER DOCK »»»» approx. 2 MINUTES WALK LUAS STOP »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» ON SITE LIFFEY WATER TAXI »»»» approx. 15 MINUTES TO HEUSTON STATION PORT TUNNEL »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» approx. 5 MINUTES DRIVE AIRPORT »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» approx.15 MINUTES VIA PORT TUNNEL Spencer Dock has an unrivalled level of public transport immediately available. The Docklands train station is on the doorstep carrying 5,000 passengers per week. In addition the Spencer Dock LUAS stop is scheduled to open in December 2009, the extended red line will carry 5,000 passengers per hour. The landmark Spencer Dock LUAS Bridge will carry the LUAS across the Royal Canal stopping at Spencer Dock and continuing along Mayor Street to the O2. The location of the bridge is immediately adjacent to the Convention Centre Dublin and within close proximity to the new Samuel Beckett Bridge. The Spencer Dock LUAS bridge is now open to vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians. It spans some 40 metres over the Royal Canal and averages 25 metres in width. The bridge was awarded Best Structural Design by The Leading European Architects Forum. Centrally located at Spencer Dock on the Capital’s River Liffey and in the heart of the Dublin’s Financial District, these luxury apartments have all of the convenience of major air, rail, road and sea routes close by. SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter LUAS EXTENSION »» RAIL STATION AT SPENCER DOCK »» THE SAMUEL BECKETT BRIDGE »» LIFFEY WATER TAXI »» PROPOSED DART UNDERGROUND INTERCONNECTOR »» PORT TUNNEL »» St. STEPHEN’S GREEN O’CONNELL STREET TRINITY COLLEGE TARA ST. STATION GARDINER STREET ULSTER BANK CUSTOM HOUSE MERRION PEARSE STATION HEADQUARTERS SQUARE BUSÁRUS CENTRAL BUS STATION ET CONNOLLY STATION INTERNATIONAL A FINANCIAL M SERVICES IE INTERNATIONAL N STREET ER FINANCIAL W SERVICES RIVER GOODBODY LIFFEY STOCKBROKERS R STREET LO PROPOSED MAYO INTERCONNECTOR IFSC II NATIONAL COLLEGE BUILDINGS OF IRELAND SEVILLE PLACE REET PEARSE STRE GRAND CANAL SAMUEL LINEAR PARK HSBC BECKETT HEADQUARTERS SQUARE BRIDGE PEARSE ST SPENCER DOCK LUAS BRIDGE GRAND CONVENTION CENTRE DUBLIN CANAL MCCANN FITZGERALD ROYAL CANAL DOCK QUAY NATIONWIDE S & CENTRAL BANK SPENCER DOCK PWC FORTIS APARTMENTS HEADQUARTERS BANK BEAUCHAMPS TRAIN STATION AT RSON’ LIFFEY WATER TAXI GE SPENCER DOCK UAY Q LL A RIVER W F STREET UPPER FACEBOOK SIR JOHN ROLIFFEY HEADQUARTERS RTH O MATHESON ORMSBY N PRENTICE SHERRI STATE STREET BANK EET PROPOSED U2 TOWER MAYOR STR POINT DEVELOPMENT t4)011*/($&/53& t$*/&." THE O2 EAST W PORT TUNNEL ALL ROAD DART & RAIL LINE LUAS RED LINE LIFFEY WATER TAXI UNDERGROUND INTERCONNECTOR DUBLIN BUS SERVICE SMART SURROUNDINGS... Spencer Dock is located in the heart of the Dublin Docklands; Dublin’s most exciting new city quarter with the IFSC, City Centre, Train Stations, Dart and LUAS lines all on your doorstep. SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter THE SAMUEL BECKETT BRIDGE IS DUE TO OPEN EARLY 2010 GIVING SPENCER DOCK ACCESS TO A RANGE OF FACILITIES INCLUDING THE DANIEL LIBESKIND GRAND CANAL SQUARE THEATRE. St. STEPHEN’S GREEN O’CONNELL STREET TRINITY COLLEGE TARA ST. STATION GARDINER STREET ULSTER BANK CUSTOM HOUSE MERRION PEARSE STATION HEADQUARTERS SQUARE BUSÁRUS CENTRAL BUS STATION CONNOLLY STATION INTERNATIONAL A OUSE QUAY FINANCIAL M ARSE STREET SERVICES IEN STREET INTERNATIONAL ER FINANCIAL W SERVICES CUSTOM H ET LO RIVER GOODBODY LIFFEY STOCKBROKERS MAYOR STRE IFSC II NATIONAL COLLEGE BUILDINGS OF IRELAND SEVILLE PLACE GRAND GUILD STREET SAMUEL LINEAR PARK HSBC CANAL BECKETT HEADQUARTERS SQUARE BRIDGE PEARSE STREET PE SPENCER DOCK LUAS BRIDGE GRAND CONVENTION CENTRE DUBLIN CANAL MCCANN FITZGERALD ROYAL CANAL DOCK NATIONWIDE & CENTRAL BANK SPENCER DOCK PWC FORTIS APARTMENTS HEADQUARTERS BANK BEAUCHAMPS TRAIN STATION AT SPENCER DOCK JOHN ROGERSON’S QUAY dublin’s new city quarter RIVER WALL QUAY SIR FACEBOOK LIFFEY HEADQUARTERS MATHESON ORMSBY NORTH PRENTICE SHERRIF STREET UPPER STATE STREET BANK PROPOSED U2 TOWER R STREET MAYO POINT DEVELOPMENT t4)011*/($&/53& t$*/&." THE O2 PORT TUNNEL SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter Street FUTURE Guild VISION... With over 20 hectares of land, Treasury Holdings is proud to have created a vision for Spencer Dock that is the most ambitious example of urban regeneration ever undertaken in Ireland. The Convention Centre Dublin The Convention Centre Dublin is Ireland’s new world- class, purpose-built international conference and event venue, scheduled to open in September 2010. Providing an exceptional venue for some of the world’s leading international conferences and corporate events. Each year The Convention Centre Dublin will host over 500 conferences, bringing 200,000 delegates per annum. Central Square The primary vision for the entire Spencer Dock development is to create the perfect backdrop to a completely new way of life. The fi nal stages of the Luas line will stop adjacent to Central Square. The platforms will be incorporated as part of the park. Linear Park The Linear Park has been designed by Paris-based architectural practice, Agence Ter. The park will provide a visually striking public amenity green space covering six hectares. It incorporates a series of gardens with areas for activities - a skate park, a children’s playground, a kayak centre, and multi-sport platforms, also seating areas and café pavilions for relaxation. SPENCER DOCK Dublin’s New City Quarter Train Station at Spencer Dock Sheriff Street S P PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY PEDESTRIAN PROPOSED APARTMENTS C APARTMENTS Royal Canal Royal Linear Park PROPOSED OFFICES CENTRAL BANK & NATIONWIDE FINANCIAL SERVICES UK(IRELAND) AUTHORITY «« to City Centre Mayor Street to The Point Village and O2 »» SPENCER DOCK LUAS BRIDGE FORTIS CENTRAL SQUARE THE CONVENTION CENTRE Avenue Spencer DUBLIN Park Lane Park New Wapping Street S PROPOSED OFFICES PricewaterhouseCoopers Headquarters North Wall Quay SAMUEL BECKETT BRIDGE (COMPLETION EARLY 2010) River Liffey Underground Car S Security Offi ce P Concierge Offi ce Parking Entrance C S P Apartment 2 5 Blocks 1 Hill of Down House 1 4 7 2 Longford House 3 Thomastown House 36 4 Kirkpatrick House 5 Riverstown House C 6 Cope Bridge House 9 11 7 Pakenham House 8 Cloncurry House
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