Description
Accommodation
Features
Negotiator
Location
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| Beds | |
| Price | POA |
| Property Type | Development Land |
| Size | 70 meters2 |
| Energy Rating | BER-C2 |
| Refreshed on | Sep 18, 2026 |
| Eircode | D01 HH93 |
| Group Name | Quinn Agnew |
| Sales License Number | 003454 |
Description
The property comprises a shell and core commercial unit extending to c. 70 sq.m. prominently positioned at the main pedestrian entrance to the Spencer Dock development. Occupying a high-profile position on the western side of the development, the property benefits from an attractive waterfront setting overlooking the Royal Canal, in the heart of Dublin's Docklands. The property has been vacant for in excess of two years and, while currently designated for retail use, offers potential for alternative use, including conversion from commercial to residential under Article 10(6) of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended), subject to satisfying the relevant statutory requirements. A feasibility study prepared by Cantrell & Crowley Architects indicates potential to provide one 1-bedroom and one 2-bedroom apartment, subject to planning and all necessary consents. Spencer Dock is an established mixed-use waterfront development comprising over 600 residential apartments, substantial office accommodation and a range of retail and leisure uses, providing a strong residential and commercial catchment. The property also benefits from one secure underground car parking space. Viewing by Appointment Only - Please contact Quinn Agnew
Accommodation
The accommodation comprises the following areas (all purchasers must satisfy themselves in relation to floor area);
Features
- City Centre Waterfront Location.- c. 70 sq. m. / 754 sq. ft..- Secure & Gated Car Parking.- Suit a Variety of Users.- Excellent Transport Links
Negotiator
Aishleen O'Toole
Location
Spencer Dock is a modern mixed-use development in Dublin 1 and forms part of the broader Dockland...
Tenancy
Vacant

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Date created: 18 Sept 2026Updated on: 18 Sept 2026