Searching for flexible workspace in Fitzwilliam Square? This area is ideal for businesses looking for a serviced office or co-working space in the heart of Dublin 2 in Ireland. Much smaller than the nearby Merrion square, Fitzwilliam square was one of the last Georgian squares to be laid out in central Dublin. It is an increasingly popular area for businesses due to the charming Georgian buildings, leafy garden square and city centre location.
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Perceptive, proactive and purposeful - the qualities of the Workthere NYC team. Ted was fantastic at promptly following up with building management, negotiating great terms and finding alternate spaces when even the smallest detail just wasn't perfect. The team at Workthere is a rarity and made the whole process quite easy.
Jason Moyer
COO & CMO, Genie
With a coworking space, you and your teams can work together with a mixture of dedicated desks and hot desks on-demand.
As part of the Savills group, our experts can support you with their best-in-class market insight to find the ideal coworking space for rent. Whether you’re a freelancer, small team or larger business, dedicated workspaces can provide solutions to a range of requirements. Coworking spaces also create great opportunities to network with other businesses that share your office space.
A membership grants access to shared facilities such as kitchens, conference rooms and bathrooms. Some spaces also feature expanded facilities, including gyms, rooftop terraces and wellness rooms.
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