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BURGH QUAY, DUBLIN 2 A prestigious new Grade A office building located in the thriving, cultural and historic heart of Dublin’s City Centre, exquisitely designed and crafted for business. 3,700 2 sq m of modern Grade A minutes walk to DART, LUAS, office accommodation Rail, Dublin Bus, Busáras and Dublin Bikes 177 150 sq m of roof terraces metres from O’Connell Bridge 600 7 metres from Grafton Street double fronted office floors and Henry Street, Dublin’s premier with panoramic views shopping thoroughfares along the River Liffey 500 9 metres from Dublin’s secure basement International Financial car parking spaces and Services Centre 52 bicycle spaces 1 A contemporary and prominent seven storey modern offi ce building nestled within the bustling Central Business District of Dublin 2. 2 3 SCOTCH HOUSE BURGH QUAY, DUBLIN 2 4 Stunning interior finishes have been designed and created by leading Irish practice Lafferty Architects. First impressions count, with Scotch House offering occupiers a bright reception and co-working space extending to 78 sq m. 5 SCOTCH HOUSE BURGH QUAY, DUBLIN 2 Occupiers will benefit from breathtaking views out over the Dublin City skyline and the iconic River Liffey. 6 7 SCOTCH HOUSE BURGH QUAY, DUBLIN 2 Regular, uniform and efficient light-filled floor plates. Internally the L-shaped floor plates will provide for a spacious and attractive working environment with natural light on all elevations. 8 9 SCOTCH HOUSE BURGH QUAY, DUBLIN 2 10 11 SCOTCH HOUSE BURGH QUAY, DUBLIN 2 12 This incredible City Centre location is unrivalled with all your café, restaurant and shopping needs catered for on your doorstep. The true heart of Dublin’s City Centre. 13 7 SCOTCH HOUSE BURGH QUAY, DUBLIN 2 10 12 13 9 11 11 5 6 8 Neighbouring some 4 of Dublin’s top 3 13 Corporate Names. 2 15 16 1 12 Scotch House occupies one on the fi nest locations in Dublin City Centre. Set between LUAS RED LINE O’Connell Street, the IFSC and Trinity College, Busáras the building has unrivalled transport connections; Custom House is surrounded by high-profi le business neighbours and has wide ranging cultural & lifestyle amenities in the immediate locality. 1. Wells Fargo 15. Setanta Asset 2. KPMG Management LUAS RED LINE 3. Arista Networks 16. VHI 14 4. CIT Aerospace 17. SIPTU International 18. Grant Thornton 5. BNP Paribas 19. Compass Private Wealth 6. Airbus Financial Services 20. Setanta Sports 7. National Conference 21. Pioneer Global Centre Investments Limited 8. Crowley Millar Solicitors 22. Fidelity International 9. DEPFA Bank 23. Ulster Bank 10. Citi Group 24. Irish Aviation Authority 11. Hilton Garden Inn 25. Trinity School of Midwives 12. SIG Limited 26. Ammeon 13. SMBC Aviation Capital 27. Clavis Insight 14. Irish Life 28. The Westin Hotel 14 Merrion Square Pearse Street Station 18 20 19 22 21 23 Trinity College Tara Street Custom House Station SCOTCH HOUSE 17 25 24 LUAS RED LINE 15 28 16 26 27 LUAS RED LINE LUAS GREEN LINE LUAS GREEN LINE O’Connell Street GPO 15 TARA STREET DUBLIN Situated right on the river’s edge with enviable STATION BUS accessibility to Dublin’s fi nest transport systems. 2 mins 2 mins 16 LUAS LUAS DUBLIN DUBLIN M50 DUBLIN GREEN LINE RED LINE PORT PORT TUNNEL MOTORWAY AIRPORT 3 mins 3 mins 10 mins 11 mins 15 mins 21 mins 17 T EE R T S T E RS O D 29 Connolly GA Station Parnell Square R DINER S EVILLE DO SCOTCH HOUSE T ST BURGH QUAY, DUBLIN 2 REE T REE ST C TREE K ON S T T NELL AR M BOL P ARLBO 30 R 15 MINS O’Connell Street OUGH STREE T H GIBSN HL REE H 3 ARNA T TALBOT ST 1 48 2 Most desirable location right GEO 16 RGE’ 10 MINS SPIR S D OCK T MAYO TREE Busáras R STREET in the heart of Dublin city. RY S HEN 7 47 GPO 26 T 15 STREE EET 5 MINS ABBEY C Y STR Custom House LD JAMSN A MAR RESTAURANTS/CAFÉS HOTELS PEL S DISILLRY 1. Le Bon Crubeen 29. Cassidys Hotel T REE 51 CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY 2. Il Vignardo Restaurant 30. The Gresham Hotel T 33 T TREE 17 3. Doppio Zero 31. The Morrison ABBEY S 4. Koh Restaurant 32. Arlington Hotel Tara Rive 5. Bar Italia 33. Spencer Hotel r Liffey AY Street 4 K QU CITY QUA L T Y 6. The Winding Stair 34. The Clarence Hotel T WA Station REE 3 ’S 8 CAPEL S 7. Ely Bar & Brasserie NCERY ST HELOR BURGH REE 35. The Westin Hotel CHA BAC T T D 8. The Pig & Heifer 6 ’OLIER SS 36. The Central Hotel S REE E T ELLI T S QUA C REE S MO 9. Toscana 37. Brooks Hotel Y A 5 TREE L Y H S 31 A ST. HAWKINS C P T STREETTARA 10. FX Buckley 38. The Westbury Y ON QU T 50 R AST 11. Yamamori 39. The DawsonTim Hotele & Spa CHUR NCE AY A TOWNSEND 12. Fallon & Byrne UPPER STREET 40. Buswells Hotel AY ELLINGTON QU 35 CH W INNS QUA ORMOND QU 13. One Pico 41. The Fitzwilliam Hotel Y y r Liffe PE H Rive AY 34 ARSE S ANOVE 14. FortyOne 42. The Cliff Townhouse ESSEX QU Temle Bar TREE R STR T EET ME T EA T RCH 19 ST 43. The Shelbourne Hotel EE ANT’S QU R EE A Y T R CULTURAL T 52 10 S T EE 44. The Merrion Hotel S T 15. Old Jameson Distillery 45. O’Callaghan STR 27 BLE 16. Dublin City Bike Tours BRIDGE Davenport Hotel 9 AM IDGEFOO PEAR 17. Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship R SE S B T T REE LIFESTYLE FISH 22 Trinity College T 18. Dublinia EE 46. Grafton Street CHRISCHURCH TR 19. Temple Bar Markets S 21 AHDRAL S W 20. Chester Beatty 47. Henry Street NASSA Pearse GE’ 12 U S 18 R 36 TR Street 48. Cineworld T EET 21. Molly Malone Statue TREE ND RO Station S S A 11 GEO 22. Trinity College 49. St. Stephen’s Green Dublin Castle TL THOMA S Shopping Centre 23. Oscar Wilde House WE T 20 R 53 46 24. The Little Museum 50. Club Vitae Health & Fitness Club T FENIAN of Dublin SCOU EE ST T REE R T T MA 51. Jervis Shopping Centre EE CL 25. St Stephen’s Green S 45 R ARE 52. The Brazen Head HO 37 ST ON 26. Abbey Theatre T REE 38 T T 23 27. Olympia Theatre 53. Vicar Street AF R BRIDE STBRIDE G 28. Gaiety Theatre T T H EE OGAN R M 40 ERRION P 13 LA CE 28 SQUA T 39 RE NO EE KILDARE ST WSON STREE NAINAL R R LUAS Green Line DART 49 TH P MUSUM OF IMLI DA S. PARICKS ST St. Stehen’s R IRLAND T Merrion Square C AHDRAL Green Teminal O 24 EE PATRICK STREET LUAS Red Line Dublin Bike Station MERRION SQUA MOUNT 42 STR THE COO AUNGIE 41 ST M ION R B R EE E 43 R T Dublin Bus Taxi Rank ER E SOU M TH 44 VENUE KEVIN STREET Irish Rail ST. LUKE’S A MERRION RO T BISHOP STREET 25 T W REE EE K ST 14 COR St. Stehen’s Green STR 18 BAGGO T ST NEW NEW CUFFE STREET REE T LOWE R C AM N EW BRIDE DEN S B l TR A na E GGO a C EE S RA nd C T T TREE a S ER TR Gr T EE T RT T RLSFO A E T EE R T S T E RS O D 29 Connolly GA Station Parnell Square R DINER S EVILLE DO T ST REE T REE ST C TREE K ON S T T NELL AR M BOL P ARLBO 30 R 15 MINS O’Connell Street OUGH STREE T H GIBSN HL REE H 3 ARNA T TALBOT ST 1 48 2 GEO 16 RGE’ 10 MINS SPIR S D OCK T MAYO TREE Busáras R STREET RY S HEN 7 47 GPO 26 T 15 STREE EET 5 MINS ABBEY C Y STR Custom House LD JAMSN A MAR PEL S DISILLRY T REE 51 CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY T 33 T TREE 17 ABBEY S Tara Rive r Liffey AY Street 4 K QU CITY QUA L T Y T WA Station REE 3 ’S 8 CAPEL S NCERY ST HELOR BURGH REE CHA BAC T T D 6 ’OLIER SS S REE E T ELLI T S QUA C REE S MO Y A 5 TREE L Y H S 31 A ST. HAWKINS C P T STREETTARA Y Y ON QU T 50 R AST Time CHUR NCE AY A TOWNSEND UPPER STREET AY ELLINGTON QU 35 CH W INNS QUA ORMOND QU Y y r Liffe PE H Rive AY 34 ARSE S ANOVE ESSEX QU Temle Bar TREE R STR T EET ME T EA T RCH 19 ST EE ANT’S QU R EE A Y T R T 52 10 S T EE S T STR 27 BLE BRIDGE 9 AM IDGEFOO PEAR R SE S B T T REE FISH 22 Trinity College T EE CHRISCHURCH TR S 21 AHDRAL S W NASSA Pearse GE’ 12 U S 18 R 36 TR Street T EET TREE ND RO Station S S A 11 GEO Dublin Castle TL THOMA S WE T 20 R 53 46 T FENIAN SCOU EE ST T REE R T T MA EE CL S 45 R ARE HO 37 ST ON T REE 38 T T 23 AF R BRIDE STBRIDE G T T H EE OGAN R M 40 ERRION P 13 LA CE 28 SQUA T 39 RE NO EE KILDARE ST WSON STREE NAINAL R R 49 TH P MUSUM OF IMLI DA S.
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