Commercial Properties for sale in Co. Dublin, Dublin

Unit 58 is a well located unit in Stillorgan Industrial Park. There is quick and convenient access to the N11 and M50. The area is well serviced by public transport with the LUAS and Dublin Bus to the city centre. There is a full range of amenities in the area with restaurants and shops within short distance.

Unit 58 is a well located unit in Stillorgan Industrial Park. There is quick and convenient access to the N11 and M50. The area is well serviced by public transport with the LUAS and Dublin Bus to the city centre. There is a full range of amenities in the area with restaurants and shops within short distance.

*** Own your own office space *** JOHNNY CRAVEN presents a 3 storey office Suite of excellent quality office space (2700 sq ft) in a prime location at the Beacon South Quarter just off the M50. The Beacon South Quarter is considered the ultimate in modern urbane living, boasting not just architecturally fabulous apartments, but incorporated chic restaurants, leisure facilities, designer shops, lively bars and a thriving cultural theme centred around the Gallery Centre. Located in the centre of the business hub that is Sandyford, within the surrounds of the ultra modern Beacon Hospital and 'round the corner from the Beacon Hotel, Beacon South Quarter is a two minute walk from the LUAS line, and a two minute drive to the M50.

For Sale by Private Treaty On behalf of the Receiver (Frank Nowlan of WK Nowlan & Associates, Merchants Hall, 25 – 26 Merchants Quay, Dublin 8) (Lot 2) - c.26 Acres of Land Garristown, Co. Dublin ( Lot 1 sale Agreed -) The land nicely approaches right up the edge of the village boundary of Garristown Village, and this augurs well for mid-term to long-term development potential. 26 Acres with sizeable farmyard with potential for farmhouse. The Road entrance is already in place for the agricultural shed. There is potential to use this entrance to facilitate an entrance for a new farmhouse, making it great value. Right along the Northern boundary of Garristown Village. Small portion RU & HA zoned With excellent long term potential. With large hay barn and sheds (ideal for farming also with some commercial business potential Directions From Ashbourne 1. Head northwest on Frederick St toward Killegland Ct 2. Continue onto R135 3. Continue straight to stay on R135 4. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto N2 5. Turn right toward Main St 6. Continue straight onto Main St 7. Turn left to stay on Main St Destination will be on the right From M1, Exit 6 1. At junction 6, take the R122 exit to Balbriggan/ /Naul 2. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto R122 heading to Naul, Go through 1 roundabout 3. Turn right onto Main St 4. Take the 1st left onto R122 5. Turn right onto R130 6. Sharp right onto Main St Sat Nav: 53.571014, -6.381215 Solicitor: Matheson Ormsby & Prentice Solicitors, Sir John Rogersons Quay, Dublin 2

Rarely does an opportunity come along to acquire an affordable parcel of good agricultural land that is so well located close to the village of Ballyboughal in North County Dublin. The ground, which was most recently tilled but has not been worked for a couple of seasons, is well laid out in two good sized fields with access from the Naul - Ballyboughal Road. Auction Details:8th March @ 4pm in Bracken Court Hotel, Balbriggan

c. 9.2HA (22.7 acres approx.) The subject property comprises a fine parcel of ground that is comprised in one principal division in this popular north Dublin location. The land and most of the surrounding area is in tillage and provides food produce for the busy Dublin market and beyond in an area that has often been described as the bread basket of Ireland. We anticipate that this will be a popular lot because of its location and road frontage. Auction Details:8th March @ 4pm in Bracken Court Hotel, Balbriggan

Location The property is located 17km to the west of Dublin City Centre, 1 km south of Leixlip and 3.5 km north east of Celbridge. Weston Airport is located in the rural area that immediately surrounds the urban sprawl of Dublin and straddles the border between South Dublin County and County Kildare. The area is rural in nature, with some residential development nearby, and the Citywest development scheme located 14km to the south-east. The property only lies 500 metres south from the point, at which the N4 changes into the M4, which provides excellent access to the west of the country and into the centre of Dublin. The property is also situated 7km away from junction 7 of the M50. Description Weston Airport extends to approximately 103.6ha (256 acres) in total incorporating in the region of 9,250 sq m of developed property comprising an operations building and traffic control tower, three aircraft hangars, a large house (Westonpark House), 28 stables and agricultural land. The key operational buildings were built within the last 5 years. Weston Airport is currently operated as a private airfield, the main use being for private chartered flights to/from Dublin and for private flying and flying training, both for fixed wing aircraft and helicopters. The tarmac runway is in good condition, oriented roughly north east – south west in direction and extending to 924 metres approximately. The hangars are of recent construction and to a high specification. The tower is connected to the Dublin radar system enabling safer operation of the airfield and there are approximately 150 car spaces throughout the site. Westonpark House comprises an attractive two storey period property of traditional stone and render construction under a pitched slate covered roof. The front elevation incorporates an attractive stone portico entrance and the elevation features a wrought iron balcony at first floor level. The house is in need of refurbishment and modernisation. Immediately to the front of the house is a gravelsurfaced parking area for approximately 3 to 4 cars with gardens laid to lawn at the front, sides and rear of the house. The gardens are surrounded by miniature hedge boundaries with mature trees and shrubbery along the perimeters. There are walled paddocks to the front of the property together with ancillary outbuildings and stables to the rear. Town Planning / Development Potential The property lies within the boundaries of both South Dublin and Kildare Counties. Under the South Dublin County Development Plan 2010 – 2016 the property is zoned Objective “GB” Greenbelt: “To provide a ‘Green Belt’ between development areas”. According to the Plan, the only uses permitted in principle within this zoned area include: “aerodrome/airfield, church, halting sites / group housing or open space, although uses such as agricultural buildings, kennels, caravan parks, hospitals, hotels or residential”, inter alia, could be allowed subject to a planning consent. Within Kildare County Development Plan 2011 – 2017, Chapter 6 outlines the council’s approach to Aerodromes and has a number of specific policies. GA 3 states that any increase or change in use will require a full assessment carried out by the Kildare County Council on the impact that may arise from the action. GA 1 does encourage the ‘extension’ or ‘improvement’ of any airport related buildings, offices or ancillary areas. GA 1 also states that the Council will consult and coordinate with South Dublin Council in all matters relating to the airport. Title We understand that the property is mainly held freehold. Approximately 1.11ha (2.73 acres) is held under possessory title only. Tenancy The office facility and available hangarage, whether on the grass, apron and hangars are well let, mainly to local and national flying clubs or training companies. They are generating a sizable rental income

LOCATION The property is located on the west side of the Dublin Road in Fosterstown, North Co. Dublin approx. 1km south of Swords Village. The property is situated adjacent to the well-established Boroimhe residential scheme and directly opposite Airside Retail Park. Other amenities, such as the Pavilions Shopping Centre are located approx. 1km away with Dublin Airport approx. 2km to the south. DESCRIPTION The property comprises an irregular shaped site extending to approx. 10.8 Acres (4.37 Hectares) and is currently in grass. The property enjoys approx. 280 meters of frontage onto the Dublin road, while also benefiting from one access point onto this road.

On the Instructions of David Carson Deloitte Receiver & Manager Goode Concrete (In Receivership). LOCATION The site, at Ford-of-Fine, Naul is located approximately 1 km to the west of Naul village, Co. Dublin. It is situated in Co. Meath, on the Meath / Dublin county boundary which is marked by the Delvin River (which forms the southern boundary of the site). The site entrance lies approximately 400m to the north of the R122 Regional Road which runs from Balbriggan to the west, through the village of Naul and south to Finglas on the northern fringes of Dublin City. DESCRIPTION The property consists of: 1. An exhausted sand and gravel pit (c.4.6 hectares), in part being currently restored to beneficial agricultural use. 2. Existing agricultural lands (c. 23.2 hectares) located to the east of the existing permitted operational area as described above with the potential to extract the in-situ sand and gravel deposits subject to the necessary planning permission. SAND & GRAVEL RESERVES There are no extractable sand & gravel reserves remaining in the existing sand & gravel pit (c. 4.6 hectares). A geophysical survey and boreholes have been carried out over the agricultural lands. Based on this information a preliminary assessment indicates the lands contain c. 3.3 million tonnes of extractable sand & gravel, subject to planning permission. PLANNING STATUS The existing sand & gravel pit commenced operations before 1st October 1964. It was registered with Meath Co. Council in accordance with the requirements of Section 261 of the Planning & Development Act 2000 (Ref. No. QY/28) Under Section 261, Meath Co. Council imposed 23 no. conditions on the operations of the pit. Two of these conditions were appealed to An Bord Pleanala (Pl.03.QC.2082). Planning Permission has been granted by Meath Co. Council in two occasions in 2007 and 2009 for extension of the sand & gravel pit into the agricultural lands, but on both occasions these decisions were overturned by An Bord Pleanala who issued refusals. DIRECTIONS Travelling from Dublin city, head northward through Ballyboughal and on to the Naul. Continue on through the village pass Killians public house, turn left onto the R112 pass the local GAA grounds. After half a mile take the first right turn on to the L10703, the entrance to the Sand and Garvel pit is on the right hand side.