Create an impressive home for your business in a period building at the heart of the Irish capital. Pembroke House is a historic Georgian townhouse in Dublin’s commercial district, close to the city’s key transport links.
Work alongside leading IT and financial services firms in this beautifully converted building, where original features blend effortlessly with contemporary style. Take a break in nearby St Stephen’s Park and Gardens or enjoy Dublin’s galleries, shops and restaurants on your doorstep.
Set up a business address at Pembroke House, Upper Pembroke Street 28-32, and register your company at a recognised Georgian address in central Dublin. The service covers mail handling, call answering and a local phone number, with meeting room access when you need to meet clients in person. It is a practical way to establish a credible Dublin presence while your team works remotely or from another city. Reception staff are on site during opening hours to receive and forward your post.
Pembroke House, Upper Pembroke Street 28-32 in Dublin, in the city's commercial district.
A business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
Yes. Mail handling and forwarding are part of the service, so your post can be sent on to you.
Yes. Meeting room access is part of the service, so you can arrange a room at the building when required.
Send an inquiry with your company details, and the team will set up the address and mail arrangements for you.
St Stephen's Green Luas stop is nearby, connecting the building to Dublin's tram network.
A period building on Upper Pembroke Street, converted with contemporary interiors and original features.
Cycle in and freshen up, with secure bicycle storage and showers on site.
Pembroke House sits on Upper Pembroke Street in the heart of Dublin, a few minutes from Merrion Square Park, the historic Georgian green space that works well for a midday break or an informal catch-up. Cultural landmarks are within walking distance, including the National Gallery of Ireland and the National Museum of Ireland on Kildare Street. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Dublin City Library and Archive are close by, useful when your work involves government offices or research. St Stephen's Park and Gardens is nearby for a walk between meetings, and Dublin's galleries, shops and restaurants are on the doorstep. The St Stephen's Green Luas stop links the building to the wider tram network for clients and colleagues arriving from across the city.