4th Floor, Bloodstone Building, Sir John Rogerson's Quay | Property for lease | Savills
1,193.43 sq m
Price on application

4th Floor, Bloodstone BuildingSir John Rogerson's Quay

    Office
    1,193.43 sq m

    Key features

    • Waterfront views
    • Turnkey tenant fit out
    • Modernised reception area
    • New shower facilities
    • Meeting rooms
    • Dedicated bicycle and car parking
    • Raised access floors
    • New LED lighting
    • Air conditioning
    • Suspended ceilings

    About this property

    • The Bloodstone Building is a prominent HQ building overlooking the River Liffey with modern, contemporary finishes throughout. The available space is located on the 4th floor and extends to 12,846 sq ft. The space benefits from a high-end fit-out throughout with open plan office space and meeting rooms throughout. Glazing on all four sides of the floor allow for plenty of natural light. Outdoor terraces are accessible from various points on the floor, providing the tenant with external space for staff use. The building is occupied by a number of notable tenants including Boeing, Kennedy’s Law, Okta and Equifax Ireland. The Landlord has recently carried out works to upgrade the current specification with new LED lighting, new carpets and upgraded staff break out areas. The floor is available fully fitted and there are also brand new shower facilities available for Tenants within the floor.

    Local information

    • Grand Canal Dock is an established national and international business centre in one of the most accessible parts of Dublin city centre.
    • Within the docks, the Bloodstone Building is a recognisable building on the landscape of Sit John Rogerson's Quay, with uninterrupted water frontage onto the River Liffey. The local area is home to numerous international occupiers including Airbnb, DocuSign and Accenture.
    • Dublin Bus, the DART and Luas light rail system all provide reliable access links to this central location with stations within easy reach. the area has excellent road infrastructure with the Samuel Beckett Bridge providing speedy access to the North Docks, IFSC and Dublin Airport. A new bridge is also planned connecting Grand Canal Dock with Ringsend. With five dedicated Dublin bike stations located within the Grand Canal Dock and ample bicycle storage within the building, it serves both the casual and the most perennial of cyclist commuters.

    Energy performance

    BER C1