No. 36 Merrion Square, Dublin 2 is a mid-terrace 4 storey over basement Georgian building which extends to approx. 7,879 sq.ft. NIA. The building is traditionally constructed, featuring brick and masonry work characteristic of its period, with a brick façade, timber sash windows throughout, and a pitched slate roof. Inside, the property retains numerous original period details, such as ceiling roses and ornate cornicing. It has plastered and painted walls and ceilings, a mix of fluorescent strip and pendant lighting, computer cabling, wall-mounted radiators, and gas-fired central heating.

LOCATION
No. 36 Merrion Square is located on the east side of Merrion Square directly across from one of the four main entrances to the square. Situated between Mount Street Upper and Mount Street Lower this area is one of Dublin’s most prestigious and established locations. Merrion Square features a charming public space, weekly lunch markets, and a variety of arts and cultural events year-round. The location is also home to many prominent occupiers, including Avison Young, Government Buildings, HSE, National Gallery of Ireland, The National Maternity Hospital and the SCSI.