Former Braun Oral B Facility, Dublin Road, Carlow, Ireland

The style of construction of this former Braun Oral B facility varies throughout the individual buildings but is generally of precast concrete and steel frame construction

The external walls are generally of precast concrete panels and concrete block to full height. Some structures are of full height metal cladding

The entire is covered with a mixture of metal cladding and the floors are generally of reinforced concrete with a power floated finish

The clear internal height varies throughout the entire from approximately 4.2m to 6m. There is a specialist automated warehouse area with an eaves height of approximately 21m

Loading to the plant is via both dock (6) and grade (4) level doors in a variety of locations
At the northern end of the site, there is a two storey office building which is generally of plastered and painted walls, suspended ceilings and recessed lighting. Its layout is a mixture of open plan and cellular offices

Adjoining it to the east is a single storey restaurant/canteen area with kitchens which are capable of providing a wide range of food offers

Warehouse/Manufacturi 19,397 m2 (208,789 sq. ft.)
Two Storey Offices 727 m2 ( 7,825 sq.ft.)
Canteen 996 m2 ( 10,721 sq.ft.)

Total 21,120 m2 (227,335 sq.ft.)

Outdoor Storage 1,580 m2 ( 17,007 sq.ft.)

Site Area 11.9 Hectares (29.2 Acres)

Located on the banks of the River Barrow, Carlow Town is a bustling market centre serving a large
rural area and located only 85km from Dublin

Significant infrastructural improvements over the recent past have seen a seemless motorway connection to Dublin City as well as a frequent daily rail connection

Carlow’s midlands location is further enhanced by its close proximity and ease of access to Kilkenny (43km), Athlone (116km), Tullamore (72 km), Wexford (75km) and Waterford (80km)

The property is strategically positioned approximately 1km north east of Carlow Town Centre at the junction of Dublin Road (N80) and O’Brien Road (R448), at the Deerpark Roundabout. It is only a few minutes drive from the intersection of the N80 with the M9 (Dublin/Waterford motorway)