Looking for a private office Dublin has to offer? Finding the right private office Dublin-based teams can thrive in takes careful consideration — whether you’re a growing startup, a remote team scaling up, or an established company that needs a dedicated workspace without the hassle of a traditional lease. In this guide, we’ve picked 10 of the best private offices in Dublin — all available to browse and enquire about on Wezoo. Each private office Dublin listing below includes the operator, address, key amenities, and a direct link to view more details.
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1. No. 9 Pembroke Street by Iconic Offices
Set on a quiet Georgian street just off St Stephen’s Green, No. 9 Pembroke Street is one of Iconic Offices’ most sought-after locations. The building combines period features — high ceilings, ornamental plasterwork, original fireplaces — with a contemporary fit-out designed for focused, professional work. Private offices here come with access to breakout spaces, a catering kitchen, phone booths, and a staffed reception. Climate control and on-site parking round out the offering. With Luas stops and multiple bus routes within a few minutes’ walk, getting here from anywhere in Dublin is straightforward.
Address: 9 Pembroke Street Upper, Dublin 2
Operator: Iconic Offices (rated 4.5/5 on Wezoo)
Key amenities: Reception service, breakout spaces, phone booths, catering, parking, climate control
View No. 9 Pembroke Street on Wezoo →
2. Sobo Works by Iconic Offices
Named after Dublin’s “South of Bord Gáis” quarter, Sobo Works sits on Windmill Lane in the heart of the Docklands — surrounded by the headquarters of major tech and financial companies — part of Dublin’s position as a leading European business destination. The building is a converted industrial space with exposed brick, polished concrete, and floor-to-ceiling windows that let in plenty of natural light. Private offices come fully furnished, with access to bike storage, breakout areas, a lounge, and an in-house café. If your team needs to be close to Silicon Docks, this is one of the best private office Dublin Docklands addresses you’ll find.
Address: Windmill Lane, Dublin 2
Operator: Iconic Offices (rated 4.5/5 on Wezoo)
Key amenities: Bike storage, breakout spaces, lounge, catering, phone booths, reception, parking
3. No. 81 Merrion Square by Iconic Offices
Merrion Square is one of Dublin’s most prestigious addresses — home to the National Gallery, the Natural History Museum, and some of the finest Georgian townhouses in the city. No. 81 sits on the south side of the square, offering private offices in a beautifully restored building with original period details. The interiors are a careful blend of heritage and modern design, with dedicated desk setups, breakout zones, and a lounge area. For anyone searching for a private office Dublin 2 can be proud of, this is a top pick. It’s a two-minute walk to Pearse Station and well-served by bus routes along Merrion Road and Baggot Street.
Address: 81 Merrion Square South, Dublin 2
Operator: Iconic Offices (rated 4.5/5 on Wezoo)
Key amenities: Reception service, breakout spaces, lounge, phone booths, catering, climate control
View No. 81 Merrion Square on Wezoo →
4. Hume Street House by Iconic Offices
Tucked into the corner where Hume Street meets Ely Place, barely thirty seconds from St Stephen’s Green, Hume Street House is a landmark Georgian building reimagined as a high-spec workspace. Think tall sash windows, feature staircases, and rooms designed to feel more like a private members’ club than a serviced office. The building has bike storage, on-site parking, and every floor benefits from climate control and phone booths. For businesses that want a Dublin 2 address with character and convenience, it’s hard to beat.
Address: 3-8 Hume Street, Dublin 2
Operator: Iconic Offices (rated 4.5/5 on Wezoo)
Key amenities: Bike storage, parking, breakout spaces, lounge, reception, phone booths, climate control
View Hume Street House on Wezoo →
5. The Masonry by Iconic Offices
The Masonry occupies a striking red-brick building on Thomas Street in Dublin 8 — one of the oldest commercial streets in the city, now at the heart of Dublin’s creative quarter around the Digital Hub. If you want a private office Dublin 8 has some compelling options. Private offices here have a distinctly different character from the Georgian townhouses of Dublin 2: industrial-chic interiors, open brick walls, and generous floor plates. The building includes bike storage, a café, breakout areas, and phone booths. It’s well connected by Luas (James’s and Heuston stops are nearby) and offers a more affordable alternative to the premium D2 locations.
Address: 151 Thomas Street, Dublin 8
Operator: Iconic Offices (rated 4.5/5 on Wezoo)
Key amenities: Bike storage, parking, breakout spaces, lounge, catering, phone booths, climate control
6. 77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay by Spaces
Sitting right on the south bank of the Liffey in Dublin’s Docklands, 77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay is a modern waterfront office building managed by Spaces (part of the IWG network). This private office Dublin Docklands location is ideal if your business operates alongside the tech and financial services cluster that’s taken root in the Grand Canal Dock area. Private offices are available in a range of sizes, with wheelchair-accessible facilities, breakout spaces, and catering on site. The building has parking and is a short walk from Grand Canal Dock DART station.
Address: 77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin 2
Operator: Spaces (rated 4.2/5 on Wezoo)
Key amenities: Wheelchair accessible, parking, breakout spaces, catering
View 77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay on Wezoo →
7. Donnybrook House by Spaces
If you’d rather avoid the city centre altogether, Donnybrook House offers private offices in one of Dublin’s most established southside suburbs. Managed by Spaces, the building sits on Donnybrook Road — close to the RDS, the Aviva Stadium, and the green spaces of Herbert Park. It’s a quieter, more residential setting that still has excellent transport links into the centre via the 46a bus corridor and the nearby DART at Sandymount or Lansdowne Road. Breakout spaces and catering are available on site.
Address: 36-42 Donnybrook Road, Dublin 4
Operator: Spaces (rated 4.2/5 on Wezoo)
Key amenities: Breakout spaces, catering
View Donnybrook House on Wezoo →
8. The Crescent Building by Regus
Located in the Northwood business campus near Dublin Airport, The Crescent Building is a practical choice for companies that need proximity to the airport corridor and the M50 motorway. Managed by Regus, it offers private offices in a range of sizes — from single-person suites to larger team spaces. The building includes parking, breakout areas, catering, and wheelchair-accessible facilities. It’s a no-nonsense, well-maintained workspace that works particularly well for businesses with clients or staff who travel frequently.
Address: Block B, Northwood, Dublin 9
Operator: Regus (rated 4.3/5 on Wezoo)
Key amenities: Parking, breakout spaces, catering, wheelchair accessible
View The Crescent Building on Wezoo →
9. Harcourt Centre by Regus
Harcourt Centre is a well-known office complex on Harcourt Street — one of Dublin’s main business thoroughfares (the area is part of Dublin’s thriving business hub), just south of St Stephen’s Green. Regus operates serviced offices here across multiple floors, offering private offices in a professional, corporate-grade environment. The location is excellent: the Luas Green Line stops right outside, and Harcourt Street itself is packed with restaurants, cafés, and after-work spots. If your team values a central, well-connected address backed by an established global operator, this is a reliable option.
Address: Regus House, Harcourt Centre, Dublin 2
Operator: Regus (rated 4.3/5 on Wezoo)
Key amenities: Breakout spaces, catering, wheelchair accessible
View Harcourt Centre on Wezoo →
10. Huckletree D2
Huckletree D2 is based in The Academy on Pearse Street — a refurbished building in the heart of Dublin’s tech district, close to Trinity College and the DART at Pearse Station. Huckletree takes a community-driven approach to workspace: alongside private offices, you’ll find event spaces, a podcast studio, and regular networking opportunities. It’s a particularly good fit for tech startups and creative businesses that want more than just a desk — the programme includes mentorship, investor introductions, and curated community events. Private offices range from small team rooms to larger suites.
Address: The Academy, Pearse Street, Dublin 2
Operator: Huckletree
Key amenities: Community events, breakout spaces, event spaces
How to Choose the Right Private Office Dublin Location
With so many options available, finding the right private office Dublin location comes down to a few key factors. Location matters most — Dublin 2 (around St Stephen’s Green, Merrion Square, and the Docklands) offers the highest concentration of premium workspace, but areas like Dublin 8 and Donnybrook provide more affordable alternatives with good transport links.
Think about your team’s commute patterns: if most of your people come from the southside, a Donnybrook or Docklands location might save everyone time. If you have visitors arriving at Dublin Airport regularly, look at options in the Northwood corridor.
Amenities vary significantly between operators. Iconic Offices tends to offer the most design-forward spaces with comprehensive amenity packages (bike storage, lounges, phone booths, reception services). Regus and Spaces provide more standardised, corporate-grade environments — reliable and consistent, but with less character. Huckletree sits in a category of its own, offering community-driven workspaces with programming that goes beyond the physical office. Consider what matters most to your team’s day-to-day experience when choosing a private office Dublin workspace.
If you also need short-term workspace solutions alongside your private office, you might want to explore flexible workspaces in Dublin for day offices and hot desks, or check out office rental options in Dublin for a broader view of what’s available.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a private office in Dublin cost?
Private office pricing in Dublin varies depending on location, size, and operator. Expect to pay anywhere from around €300 per person per month for offices outside the city centre to €800+ per person per month in premium Dublin 2 locations. Prices typically include utilities, internet, and building maintenance.
To get accurate pricing for a specific space, browse available private offices on Wezoo and enquire directly with the operator.
What is included in a private office rental in Dublin?
Most private offices in Dublin come fully furnished with desks, chairs, and storage. Standard inclusions are high-speed internet, heating and air conditioning, access to shared kitchen or breakout areas, and building security. Many operators also include reception services, mail handling, and access to meeting rooms (sometimes at an additional cost). The exact package depends on the operator — Iconic Offices locations tend to offer the most comprehensive amenity sets, while Regus and Spaces focus on essentials with add-ons available.
Can I rent a private office in Dublin without a long-term lease?
Yes. Unlike traditional office leases that lock you in for 3-5 years, most serviced private offices in Dublin operate on flexible terms — typically month-to-month or with short notice periods. This makes them ideal for startups that are growing quickly, project teams with defined timelines, or companies testing the Dublin market before committing to a permanent space. All the private office Dublin options listed in this guide offer flexible terms.
Where are the best areas for a private office in Dublin?
Dublin 2 is the most popular area, covering St Stephen’s Green, Merrion Square, Baggot Street, and Harcourt Street — all well-served by Luas and bus routes. The Docklands (Grand Canal Dock / Silicon Docks) is a strong choice for tech companies. Dublin 8 around Thomas Street offers more affordable space in a creative neighbourhood. For southside access without city-centre density, Donnybrook is worth considering. And for airport proximity, the Northwood corridor near Dublin 9 serves frequent travellers well.
What is the difference between a private office and a coworking space?
A private office gives you a dedicated, lockable room exclusively for your team — your own door, your own space, with no shared desks. A coworking space typically means a hot desk or assigned desk in a shared, open-plan environment. Private offices are better for teams that need privacy, quiet for calls, or secure storage. Coworking suits individuals or very small teams who value community and flexibility over privacy. Many operators in Dublin offer both under the same roof.
