Site For Block I
Bullford Business Campus
Kilcoole
Co Wicklow

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a site with full planning permission for a modern warehouse and office facility within the highly regarded Bullford Business Campus, one of North Wicklow's most established and strategically positioned business locations. Occupying a prominent position at the entrance to this secure gated development, the property extends to approximately 950 sq.m. (10,226 sq.ft.) and has been designed to provide a high-quality combination of office accommodation and warehousing.
The development comprises a striking two-storey office and reception block incorporating meeting rooms, management offices, staff canteen facilities, W.C.s and showers, seamlessly integrated with a substantial warehouse extending to approximately 650 sq.m. The warehouse benefits from a steel portal frame construction, excellent eaves height, a vehicular loading bay suitable for HGV access and the potential for future mezzanine expansion, subject to the necessary approvals.
Externally, the property enjoys generous circulation areas and approximately 22 car parking spaces, providing ample accommodation for staff and visitors alike.
Situated within walking distance of Kilcoole Village and adjacent to established commercial hubs including the IDA Industrial Estate and Network Business Park, the property benefits from excellent connectivity to the N11/M11/M50 corridor. Greystones is just 10km north, while Dublin Airport can be reached in under an hour during off-peak periods, making this an ideal base for regional and national operations.
A modern, high-specification commercial facility in a thriving business location, offering a rare opportunity for owner-occupiers and investors alike

The village of Kilcoole is located just south of Greystones. Its beautiful coastline is only accessible by foot from a cul-de-sac, which runs to the railway line. The beach of stone and shingle is also a paradise for bird watchers. This nature reserve runs most of the way to Wicklow Town where it leads to the Broadlough.