The Chapel, Mount Saint Annes, Milltown, Dublin 6

The Chapel is a unique office investment opportunity. The 18th Century Chapel was meticulously converted and now provides 1096 sq.m/ 11,806 sq ft of modern office space finished and fitted to a very high standard. A free-standing steel structure was inserted within the envelope of the original building transforming the interior.

The accommodation is laid out over three floors and showcases many of the buildings original features which have been carefully preserved. Each floor comprises a mix of open plan office space with meeting rooms and break out areas. The specification includes raised access floors, carpeted floors, plastered and painted walls, a mix of surface mounted and suspended fluorescent lighting with air conditioning throughout. Overall, the renovated church now serves as a modern, functional, and unique office space, while still retaining its charm and character.

Milltown is a suburban location within easy reach of Dublin City Centre and St Stephens Green. The area is well serviced by Dublin Bus and Luas services, connecting Milltown to the city centre and surrounding suburbs.

The Mount Saint Annes development was designed by one of the tenants of The Chapel, award winning Irish Architecture firm, O Mahony Pike. The development was constructed by Park Developments and comprises 650 residential units on 4 acres of landscaped parkland.

Sq.m Tenant
Ground 506.3 O Mahony Pike
First 340.2 O Mahony Pike
Second 250.2 Genesis

Total 1,096.8

Prime Office Investment close to all amenities and within easy reach of the city centre
11,806 Sq. Ft./1096 sq.m. of Well-Presented Modern Office Accommodation over three floors
14 car park spaces
Contracted Rent Of 295,070 Per Annum.
NIY of 6.4% after deduction of standard acquisition costs of 9.96%
Listed as a Protected Structure
Tenants Include O Mahony Pike Architects LTD (Lease Expiry June 2025) And Rojo Management Consultants LTD T/A Genesis & W5 (Lease Expiry October 2028).
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Adjacent to Luas and Public Transport