Modern glass-fronted office building by a river, with trees and parked cars in front, under a blue sky.

Portview House

A Different View of the Docks

Thorncastle Street, Dublin 4

With two river views, a quieter Dublin 4 setting and an unexpected occupier mix, Portview House offers a distinct alternative to the typical South Docks office.

Portview House sits where the Liffey meets the Dodder, on the quieter Ringsend edge of Dublin’s South Docks. Its more residential setting is part of the appeal, while Grand Canal Dock, Bord Gáis Energy Theatre and the wider South Docks are all within easy walking or cycling distance.

Space available

Portview House at a glance

Location

Dublin 4

Type

Office

Size

26,000 sq ft

Floors

5 floors

BER Rating

Space Available

4,151 sq ft offices

Completion

2003

Key occupiers

Huskies, Live Nation, EDF Renewables, EMP Energy

Inside Portview House

The neighbourhood

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Available Space

Type

Office

Location

Dublin 4

Available

4,151 sq ft

Letting agents

Kate Healy

Savills

P. +353 86 066 6725

E. kate.healy@savills.ie

PSRA. 002233

James Anderson

Savills

P. +353 86 206 1583

E. james.anderson@savills.ie

Talk to the team

Ian Campbell

Senior Asset Manager

E. icampbell@hiberniareg.com

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Hibernia Real Estate Group

Head Office

E. info@hiberniareg.com

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