Work alongside some of the world’s leading tech companies in the Chase building, with high-spec office space in Dublin’s financial and technology hub. Enjoy an easy commute by bus, Luas tram or car, with on-site parking and direct access to the M50 and N11.
Get to work in bright, professional workspaces with modern furnishings, then clear your head with a coffee on the outside terrace. Later, treat your clients in style with a memorable visit to the Leopardstown Racecourse or host them at a nearby hotel.
Book a hot desk at The Chase and work alongside some of the world's leading tech companies in Dublin's financial and technology hub. The shared areas are bright and modern with natural light and high-speed internet, and Microsoft Ireland Headquarters sits nearby in the same district. Commuting is straightforward by bus, Luas tram or car, with on-site parking, bicycle storage and showers at the building. When you need a change of pace, the outdoor terrace and breakout spaces give you somewhere to step away from the desk.
A desk in the shared work area with natural light and high-speed internet, plus use of the common areas and business lounge.
Yes. The building has bicycle storage and showers, so cycling in is practical.
Yes. The Chase is wheelchair accessible and sits on Level 1 at Carmanhall Road.
Yes. Hot desks can be booked day by day, so you only reserve the days you need.
Sandyford Business District is an established commercial and technology hub with corporate campuses and office parks nearby.
Sandyford Luas Green Line stop nearby, with direct access to the M50 and N11 by car.
Clear your head with a coffee on the outside terrace between meetings.
Work alongside leading tech companies, with Microsoft Ireland Headquarters nearby.
The Chase sits on Carmanhall Road in Sandyford Business District, one of Dublin's most established commercial and technology hubs, surrounded by corporate campuses and office parks. Microsoft Ireland Headquarters is nearby, and Sandyford Business District Park offers a quieter setting for a break in the day. Beacon South Quarter is close at hand as a mixed-use campus with restaurants, shops and services, while Dundrum Town Centre is a short drive away for dining, retail and leisure. For client entertaining, Leopardstown Racecourse makes a memorable visit and there are hotels nearby for hosting. The Sandyford Luas Green Line stop connects directly to Dublin city centre and the surrounding suburbs, and the M50 motorway opens up the wider Dublin area for drivers.