• Walkinstown is a suburb of Dublin on the south side of the capital. It lies 6km from the city centre, in the Ballyfermot-Drimnagh Ward of the Dublin City Council. 


  • In Walkinstown, you will find Crumlin to the east, Drimnagh to the north, Greenhills to the south and Ballymount, Bluebell and Clondalkin to the west. It is in the postal area of Dublin 12.


  • Office space in Walkinstown enjoys all the city has to offer, but without the hefty price tag of desk space in the city centre. Serviced offices in Walkinstown enjoy slightly larger floor plans, and sometimes even free parking, compared to those in the city centre. There are many car dealerships, commercial outlets and warehouses along the Long Mile Road, which has become a hub of commerce in the area.


  • Many Dublin Bus routes service the area, making it the perfect spot for any of your commuting employees. The Luas does not directly service Walkinstown, but the nearest stops on the Luas Red Line (Bluebell and Kylemore) are just a 10-minute walk away. 


  • There are no rail services in Walkinstown, but a short walk and a Luas ride or a bus journey will take you into the city centre, where you can access intercity trains from Connolly Train Station, Tara Street Train Station and Pearse Street Train Station. You can also access inter-county train services from Heuston Station. 


  • There is excellent access to Dublin Airport via bus or road, should you have any clients visiting your office space in Walkinstown from overseas. These excellent transport links and the competitive pricing are among the reasons our clients look for serviced offices for rent in Walkinstown and the surrounding areas. 


  • If you find yourself working in the area and are looking for a morning coffee or a feed at lunchtime, we definitely recommend giving The Green Kitchen Café & Garden Centre, The Farmhouse Cafe or The Coffee Studio a try. 


  • For an after-work dinner date, our favourite restaurants include Lisle Three Restaurant, Eleanora's Bar & Lounge and Chuan City. You won’t be short for places to head for an after-work drink to unwind after a long day either. Locals love Cherrytree Pub, Kestrel and The Halfway House. The Halfway House pub is the oldest public house in the area and is situated halfway between Dublin and Tallaght, hence the name!


  • If you have any visiting clients to your serviced office space in Walkinstown who need a place to stay the night, you will never go wrong with Sheldon Park Hotel, Stauntons on the Green or Hilton Dublin Kilmainham. 


  • Drimnagh Castle is one of the most important buildings in the area, dating from 1216. It is the only castle in Ireland with a flooded moat and is a great spot for a bit of sight-seeing. 


  • Walkinstown is a great place to live, with both young families and elderly residents finding something to do in the area. Walkinstown Park is a Dublin City Council-run park and has three football pitches, two GAA pitches and a tennis court. There is a large SuperValu on the Walkinstown Road. Dunnes Stores, Lidl and Aldi also have stores in the area. There are many great schools in the area, with child-minding services, a library, a post office and more.

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