Introducing the Sharp Building

Designed to revolutionise the historic heart of Dublin 2, The Sharp Building is a spectacular example of modern commercial architecture that will undoubtedly address and exceed the aspirations of any global organisation. This exceptional landmark statement by the McGarrell Reilly Group will comprise of 4,157 sq m of modern Grade A office space set over seven floors, transforming the streetscape of Hogan Place.

Lead architect Gary O’Hare has designed the building to maximise its corner profile with the exterior façade expressed as fully glazed quadrilateral sculpted to define the double height entrance. The building will provide ‘best in class’ specification and designed to facilitate a single HQ occupier or a multi tenancy arrangement.

The typical floor plate of 8,600 sq ft provides clear floor to ceiling heights of 2.8m with full height glazing offering a bright open plan and efficient working environment, with four pipe fan coil air conditioning and BMS to facilitate individual lettings. The building amenity areas are located at basement level and finishes to the showers, WCs, changing and drying facilities for staff will be to an exceptionally high level. In addition secure bike parking will be provided with 56 spaces and locker facilities.

High energy rating standard are targeted with LEED Gold and BER A3 rating, the building design ensures occupiers can minimise both operational costs and environmental impact.

For more information visit: www.thesharpbuilding.com

CityNorth is an exciting commercial development, providing high quality, custom-built business accommodation within a state of the art environment.

From the outset, vision and foresight have been the basis for the success of CityNorth Business Campus located at the ´M1 Gateway to Dublin´.

The seven storey CityNorth 4-star Hotel announces the entrance to the Campus. The Hotel comprises 128 bedrooms, 12 meeting rooms, restaurant, public bar and function rooms to cater for up to 650 guests.

CityNorth Business Campus is being designed by Henry J Lyons & Partners and constructed by Fajon Construction. McGarrell Reilly Group has its own property management company that will ensure the landscaping and the Campus are kept to an extremely high standard.

There are a range of different units available to Let or Design & Build options can be offered on a To Let or For Sale basis. Serviced sites of differing sizes can be offered on a For Sale basis.

For more information visit: www.citynorth.ie

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Corrig Court is a 3,500 sq m, four storey, multi-let office building, complete with secure underground car parking. Just minutes from the Luas Green line at Stillorgan, it occupies a prominent position on Corrig Road. An large double-height, semi-circular foyer provides an impressive entrance to the “L-shaped” block, which has efficient floor plates with excellent flexibility for occupier layout requirements. All floors offer ample light via large windows, providing for 360 degree panoramic views of Dublin Bay, Dublin Mountains and the surrounding Business Park environs.

The property, which was completed in 2000, was purchased by the McGarrell Reilly Group in 2016.

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Silverstone House is a multi-let, standalone, self-contained modern office building. The 3,000 sq m four storey over 3 level basement building, which was completed in 1998, was purchased by the McGarrell Reilly Group in 2016.

The building’s façade of part cut stone, part glazed façade faces on to Corrig Road, the entrance of which is just a short walk to the Luas Green Line station at Stillorgan. The largely glazed upper floors provide excellent natural light throughout all floor plates. The ‘L-shaped’ layout of the building block, which is expediently split either side of the central core, provides excellent flexibility and efficiencies for the various occupiers.

​Hansfield is one of Dublin’s most significant emerging residential addresses. The development comprises of two, three and four bedroom family homes in a location designed around family life. Transport, education, sporting, recreation and shopping facilities are just some of the local amenities which are sure to cater for everyone’s needs. Generous living space and state of the art specifications are but a few of the features which characterise the homes and give a contemporary feel throughout.

Abberly Woods is a recently completed housing development by McGarrell Reilly Homes UK consisting of 98 residential units in Great Shelford, only minutes from Cambridge city centre. The high standards of design, construction and workmanship at Abberley Woods was recognised at the LABC Building Excellence Awards 2012, when Abberley Woods was selected as finalist in two award categories – best homes large development and best technical innovation. The Local Authority Building Control awards celebrate constructional, technical and architectural excellence achieved through building standards, technical innovation and sustainable designs.

Marlmount is an impressive development of luxury homes located close to the heart of the dynamic and vibrant town of Dundalk and just west of the calm and atmospheric seaside village of Blackrock, all overlooked by the picturesque Cooley Mountains. A magnificent landscaped natural stone entrance together with clever designs which work with the ground contours around the hill sets the scene for a spectacular elevated residential development combining an interesting variety of practical house types and open spaces at every turn, all for the enjoyment of the lucky new residents. This on-going development of McGarrell Reilly Homes, is beautifully presented and offers great value in high quality family and starter homes, designed with the most discerning purchaser in mind.

Acquired in 2008 as the Group’s second commercial property in Germany, the property is located on a prime pitch of Schuhstrasse, one of the main retailing streets within the city of Braunschweig or Brunswick, which is 70km south-east of Hanover or 34km south of Wolfsburg, within the province of Lower Saxony. The current population of the city is approximately 250,000. Schuhstrasse is situated in the historical core of the city – the Innenstadt or Altstadt, near the landmarks of the Cathedral, Rathaus and KohlMarkt. Large retailers on or nearby to Schuhstrasse include Karstadt, P&C and New Yorker. The retail element of property has been recently refurbished with the interior of the ground floor retail unit being cleared to create a larger, clear trading floor. The retail unit is let to Xenos, a Dutch retailer, specializing in the sale of a wide variety of goods including ceramics (crockery), glassware, candles, furniture, household items and food. As of 2012, Xenos have 190 branches in the Netherlands and Germany in 2012. The property includes three apartments overhead with separate street access.

Dunluce House in EastPoint business campus, entirely occupied by Cisco, is a modern office building which overlooks the sea and has views to Clontarf. Eastpoint business campus is a 40 acre, beautifully landscaped waterfront site beside the Financial Services Centre on the north of Dublin City Centre.

Garryard House is a five storey office building which occupies a prime location on Earlsfort Terrace in Dublin’s CBD, long been established as the city’s premier business address. The property, which is located opposite the National Concert Hall and has views of St. Stephen’s Green, was purchased by McGarrell Reilly Group in 2007 and is primarily occupied by long-term tenant, Orange.

The Watermarque Building is a prominent building on the corner of Bridge Steet and South Lotts Road in a Dublin 4, providing high quality new office accommodation. Built by Cramptons, the building was purchased by McGarrell Reilly Group in 2006. The building is the European headquarters of Pfizer, while other current tenants include Betfair and Lawrence Re.

The Group’s first acquisition in Germany, Spitalerhof, was a mixed retail and office building occupying an excellent, landmark corner site on one of Hamburg’s prime shopping streets and near to the Hauptbahnhof. A considerable asset management strategy was implemented when the property was bought in 2006, involving the refurbishment, repositioning and re-letting of the building, before selling in 2009.

Located along the main Dublin - Belfast M1 motorway, CityNorth is a mixed use commercial development with 4 star hotel and fourth generation business campus. CityNorth provides high quality, custom-built business accommodation within a state-of-the-art environment. The development, which extends to 100 acres, in the current phase comprises of business units measuring 420 to 9,590 square metres.

This property comprises of 6 retail shops located in the centre of affluent residential town of Loughton, in North-East London. The excellent mix of tenants in this vibrant shopping parade currently includes WH Smith, Superdrug, White Bull Brasserie, Mackay Stores, Belgique and Clarks Shoes.

Iveagh Court Complex is a regenerated site of 1.75 acres in Dublin city centre, which commenced development in 1998 and completed in 2004. McGarrelly Reilly worked with a number of small owners of original holdings to develop an overall mixed use scheme of new and refurbished office accommodation (210,000 sqft), 51 residential units, ground floor retail and an underground car park. The development included the preservation and integration of a protected Georgian house No. 72 Charlemont Street. Iveagh Court was featured in the book ‘Dublin A Celebration, from the 1st to the 21st Century’, which was published in the Millennium of Dublin.

No. 72 Charlemont is a unique Georgian building which has being extensively refurbished to provide excellent office accommodation, integrated within the Iveagh Court complex. Extending to approximately 2,420 sqft, the building offers character and individuality, being a listed period building within a modern office complex.

Steeplechase is a mature, beautifully landscaped development of exceptionally high quality homes in the vibrant commuter village of Ratoath, Co. Meath. Rataoth offers all the amenities and tranquilly of the countryside, being the home of the world class racecourse Fairyhouse, while being only 15 miles from Dublin City Centre and the airport via a motorway. The development which comprises of 413 homes was built in several phases, the first of which was launched in spring 2004. The now fully completed development has matured beautifully over time and the impressive landscaping which incorporates retained parkland trees and large open spaces makes Steeplechase a truly attractive place to live.

Steeplechase comprises of a variety of house sizes and types in contemporary and traditional housing styles to suit a broad cross-section of the community ranging from larger detached family sized homes to smaller apartments and townhouses. The development also incorporates an Independent Living Unit apartment block which is specifically designed to suit the needs of people with significant physical disabilities, dedicated play­ground area, public open spaces, playing pitches and a site reserved for a crèche. The recent creation of a Park & Ride Facility at Pace has served to further enhance the locations accessibility.

​Iveagh Court Complex is a regenerated site of 1.75 acres in Dublin city centre, which commenced development in 1998 and completed in 2004. McGarrelly Reilly worked with a number of small owners of original holdings to develop an overall mixed use scheme of new and refurbished office accommodation (210,000 sqft), 51 residential units, ground floor retail and an underground car park. The development included the preservation and integration of a protected Georgian house No. 72 Charlemont Street. Iveagh Court was featured in the book ‘Dublin A Celebration, from the 1st to the 21st Century’, which was published in the Millennium of Dublin.

Block D comprises of office and ground floor retail accommodation. It is the largest and the signature building in Iveagh Court and occupies a prominent position on the corner of Harcourt Road and Charlemont Street. The main occupier presently is the Central Bank of Ireland, together with Aon Hewitt and William Grant Distillers.

Occupied principally by Marsh Ireland as its Irish headquarters, but also by Lone Star and Nspire, Marsh House, is a modern office building which was extensively redeveloped in 2004, with extended floor area, remodeled façade and the introduction of air conditioning within the existing structural frame - quite a challenge but successfully overcome.

Lusk Village is an example of innovation in residential development that has transformed the village of Lusk. Underpinned with the Public Private Partnership to deliver the new ring-road around Lusk to alleviate traffic, Lusk Village adopted the “Essex Design” of residential development to create attractive streetscapes in a highly landscaped environment, breaking away from conventional long straight estate roads. The result produces a very attractive environment to live which is bolted into the old historic village. Car traffic is channeled out to the ring-road while pedestrians and cyclists are channeled to the centre via pathways focused on the historic round tower. The mix of house design and use of materials creates a high quality attractive ambiance to live in, which is maintained to the highest standards through the residents management company.

Iveagh Court Complex is a regenerated site of 1.75 acres in Dublin city centre, which commenced development in 1998 and completed in 2004. McGarrelly Reilly worked with a number of small owners of original holdings to develop an overall mixed use scheme of new and refurbished office accommodation (210,000 sqft), 51 residential units, ground floor retail and an underground car park. The development included the preservation and integration of a protected Georgian house No. 72 Charlemont Street. Iveagh Court was featured in the book ‘Dublin A Celebration, from the 1st to the 21st Century’, which was published in the Millennium of Dublin.

Block C is the headquarter building of Mercer in Ireland.

Located beside the train station which provides a frequent service to Dublin, these houses were designed for families with commuting in mind. Developed in the early 2000s to cater for the increasing demand from families to live outside of Dublin but with ease of access to the Capital, these well designed houses proved very popular for younger families that required that extra space in a well designed, highly finished environment.

Iveagh Court Complex is a regenerated site of 1.75 acres in Dublin city centre, which commenced development in 1998 and completed in 2004. McGarrelly Reilly worked with a number of small owners of original holdings to develop an overall mixed-use scheme of new and refurbished office accommodation (210,000 sqft), 51 residential units, ground floor retail and an underground car park. The development included the preservation and integration of a protected Georgian house No. 72 Charlemont Street. Iveagh Court was featured in the book ‘Dublin A Celebration, from the 1st to the 21st Century’, which was published in the Millennium of Dublin.

Block A was the first building to be developed in Iveagh Court, let to the Office of Public Works, it is currently occupied by the National Transport Authority. Extending to 20,250sqft, Block A is the smallest of the buildings in Iveagh Court, excluding the integrating period building, No. 72 Charlemont Street.

As the first modern housing development in Stepaside Village in decades, it attracted huge appeal in the mid/late 90s when it was launched. These fine big family houses with impressive views over Dublin Bay and set in an imaginative and highly landscaped environment were a first in the area. Later development phases cleverly incorporated spacious high quality apartments to cater for “empty nesters” who wished to live closer to their children and new couples who wanted to live there but were not ready for the large houses. Again a hallmark of the quality of a McGarrell Reilly development is how Stepaside Park has matured and remains a most sought after location to live in.

Just off Northbrook Square in the highly fashionable village of Ranelagh, Dublin 6, this is a rare gem. An infill development of just 23 modern town houses in a very attractive, highly landscaped setting creates homes that stand out because they fit in to the long established Victorian surroundings. A wonderful place to live in a high quality designed house, meeting the needs of the in-town dweller whilst being adjacent to the LUAS and a short walking distance into the Central Business District.

Designed in the ‘90s for the commuter family who preferred to live outside Dublin in an attractive environment but with ease of access to the Capital, this development proved very popular.

In a wonderful leafy setting on the edge of the well known Castle Golf Course in Dublin 14, these quality family homes are as highly sought after now as they were 20 years ago when they were first sold. Close to Rathgar and cleverly designed to provide for the requirements of the family, a community has grown in this quiet enclave and the houses continue to be highly sought after to this day.

Iveagh Court Complex is a regenerated site of 1.75 acres in Dublin city centre, which commenced development in 1998 and completed in 2004. McGarrelly Reilly worked with a number of small owners of original holdings to develop an overall mixed use scheme of new and refurbished office accommodation (210,000sqft), 51 residential units, ground floor retail and an underground car park. The development included the preservation and integration of a protected Georgian house No.72 Charlemont Street. Iveagh Court was featured in the book ‘Dublin A Celebration, from the 1st to the 21st Century’, which was published in the Millennium of Dublin.

This property was purchased in 1996, before being extended and refurbished in 2003 while the tenants were in situ and without any break in occupation by tenants, a truly astonishing achievement in refurbishment! McGarrell Reilly Group’s own offices are located in this building together with a wide mix of uses including Embassies, pharmaceutical, financial, engineering and media. The building lends itself to multi-letting with its flexible floor layout.

The first residential Marina developed in Ireland comprising 407 apartments and duplexes built around 350 fully serviced berths and the famous Cruzzos restaurant. The development was built on a challenging but equally prominent promenade site within the sheltered Broadmeadow Estuary, yet integreated closely with the charming village of Malahide. Maturing beautifully over the years and continuing to be one of the most sought after places to live, is testament to the quality of the development.

This streetscape was recreated with modern own door office buildings in a mock Georgian style, which fitted perfectly into this popular street, adjacent to the entrance to the National Maternity Hospital at Holles Street, just off Merrion Square, being one of the largest and grandest Georgian Squares in Ireland. The development also comprised of a newly developed street of own door residential mews to the rear of the offices and a retail and residential building anchoring the corner of Holles Street and Hogan Place.

One of the original Section 23 residential developments, Grosvenor Lodge has matured into a very popular residential location in the heart of the long time thriving south suburb of Rathmines, Dublin 6. This development comprises of 82 traditional and duplex homes, sympathetically designed to integrate with the adjoining Victorian Grosvenor Square.

A mixed use infill project in the heart of Dublin 2 between Hatch Street and Adelaide Road, comprising own door office units and apartments in this superbly convenient location just across from the National Concert Hall, Iveagh Gardens and beside the current Deloitte and Aviva headquarter buildings in Dublin.

A mixed-use development near to Holles Street/Merrion Square incorporating a 4 storey headquarter office building, and 30 apartments arranged in blocks around a central courtyard and over an underground car park.

Bracken Court is a prominent four storey office building on the corner of corner of Bracken Road and Blackthorn Road in Sandyford Business Park. The 2,500 sq m multi-let building was completed in 2000, and purchased by McGarrell Reilly in 2016.

The property is located in an area known for the numerous high profile and prominent commercial and residential developments within the within the Sandyford Business Park which surround it. The building itself is split into numerous units, and is occupied by tenants from a variety of sectors. The penthouse floor, with large roof terrace, and the upper floors have panoramic views across the county of Dublin, including Dublin Bay, Dublin Mountains and the surrounding Business Park environs.