74 Amiens Street, Dublin 1

The property is a two storey over basement, mid-terrace, Georgian office building which extends to a net internal area of c. 138 sq. m. / 1,486 sq. ft. It was constructed in c. 1840 and is of concrete block construction with a red brick façade and a pitched slate roof. Internally, the ground floor provides 2 offices with a meeting room to the rear. The 1st floor provides 3 offices and a w.c. on the 1st floor return. The basement provides 2 offices, a kitchen and an understairs storeroom. The property is well maintained and retains many of its period features including, sash windows, original cornicing and feature fireplaces. The heating is gas-fired central heating. The building is a protected structure. The property benefits from secure car parking spaces to the rear, accessible through Frankfort Cottages. The property is situated on Amiens Street, close to the junction with Seville Place and the Five Lamps at North Strand Road, on the north side of Dublin City. The area benefits from its proximity to the City Centre as well as it's accessibility to public transport including the LUAS Red Line, DART and commuter train services in Connolly Station and Busaras bus depot. The building is located within close proximity to the IFSC providing access to a large range of amenitites including retail outlets, banks, cafes, bars and restaurants. This area of the city is due to be regenerated with the development of “Connolly Quarter”, which will further strengthen this location. Viewing is by Appointment Only - Please contact Quinn Agnew Vacant Possession