Via Verde, Sandyford, Dublin 18

Summary - A Green Campus in excess of 5 acres in Dublin's premier suburban office location - Over 450,000 Sq.ft of Grade A Workspace for one major enterprise or multiple companies - One acre park alive with biodiversity unique to Via Verde - Tram, Bus and M50 provide excellent connectivity at your door - Designed to be the most sustainable development in Ireland - Multiple companies can tailor one or more office buildings to suit their environmental sensibilities - From 50,000 Sq.ft to 450,000 Sq.ft Description The vision for Via Verde is to create the greenest campus on this island. This smart development has LEED Gold certification and is pursuing platinum to demonstrate its world-class energy efficiency. Via Verde is unique in that it has a one acre park - the only business destination offering such breakout space in Dublin 18. In keeping with a greener way of working, the ambition is to deliver a carbon neutral environment with zero emissions. Trees are being planted to enhance its biodiversity for the benefit of occupiers. The highest WELL building standards and WiredScore credentials are being targeted to deliver the best digital infrastructure and ensure a comfortable, productive workspace. While floorplates range from 8,772 to 27,609 sq. ft to give companies of various scales flexible space that suits their needs, buildings range from 50,000 Sq.ft to 450,000 Sq.ft in the campus's entirety. Location Home to over 1,000 companies, Sandyford Business District has 26,000 employees who work within a wider South Dublin population of 280,000 people. Affordable homes and apartments are on the increase, thanks to new developments, which have helped companies in attracting and retaining new talent. Over 10,000 units within a six-kilometre radius will be delivered within the next 36 months. Located only 10 kilometres south of Dublin city with a population of 1.8 million people, Via Verde offers firms access to highly educated graduates with global universities such as University College Dublin and Trinity College Dublin only 30 minutes away.