Looking for serviced office space Dublin teams can move into without signing a multi-year lease? This guide compares seven of the best serviced offices across the city — from design-led buildings in Dublin 2 to corporate campuses off the M50 — all bookable through Wezoo. A serviced office gives you a furnished, staffed, ready-to-work address billed on flexible terms, which is why founders, scaling teams and established firms keep choosing it over a conventional commercial lease.
The right address does half the talking before you say a word. Below you will find what each building is actually like, who runs it and which neighbourhood it sits in, plus a market snapshot and answers to the questions Dublin renters ask most. For the wider picture on how this product works, see our complete guide to private office space.
Wezoo snapshot — Dublin serviced offices
- 7 serviced (private) offices available on Wezoo in Dublin
- Pricing: quoted per month, on request — based on team size and term
- Top operators: Regus, Iconic Offices, Spaces
- Top areas: Dublin 2 and Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 4 (Ballsbridge and Donnybrook), and suburban campuses (Blanchardstown, Citywest, Foxrock)
What is a serviced office?
A serviced office is a private, fully furnished workspace inside a managed building, where rent, utilities, cleaning, reception, internet and meeting-room access are bundled into one monthly fee. You bring your laptop and your team; the operator handles everything else. Serviced office space Dublin renters pick it precisely because nothing is left to arrange. Unlike a traditional lease, terms are flexible — take a room for a few people or a whole floor, and scale up or down as you grow.
That bundling is the point. Book the building, not the brochure: a serviced office removes the fit-out, the furniture order and the facilities contract, so a team can be working the same week it signs.
What does serviced office space Dublin cost?
Serviced offices are priced per month and quoted on request, because the figure depends on how many desks you need, which floor and how long you commit. There is no single sticker price — a two-person room in a suburban Regus campus and a ten-desk suite in a Dublin 2 Georgian building sit far apart. On Wezoo every serviced office space Dublin listing routes you to the operator for a tailored quote rather than a misleading “from” number.
As a rough guide, expect city-centre, design-led addresses (Iconic Offices, Spaces) to price above suburban campuses (Regus in Blanchardstown, Citywest or Foxrock), where parking is easier and rates are keener. Ireland’s inward-investment body, IDA Ireland, tracks the demand that keeps central Dublin office space tight.
The 7 best serviced office space Dublin options for 2026
Each building below is a genuine serviced office: a private, managed workspace you book per month through Wezoo. They are ordered to move from creative city-centre addresses out to value-led suburban campuses.
1. The Lennox Building — Iconic Offices, Portobello (Dublin 2)
The Lennox Building on Richmond Street South is Iconic Offices at its most design-conscious — exposed brick, glass and a creative-district address minutes from St Stephen’s Green. It scores 4.55 out of 5 overall and a standout 4.8 for design and ambiance, with bike storage, phone booths, a staffed reception and on-site catering. Best for design and tech teams who want a Portobello postcode that feels nothing like a corporate tower.
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2. South Point — Iconic Offices, Grand Canal Dock (Dublin 2)
South Point sits in Herbert House on Harmony Row, on the edge of Grand Canal Dock — Dublin’s “Silicon Docks”. This is another 4.55-rated Iconic building, with a lounge, climate control, reception service and phone booths for focused calls. Best for teams that want to be walking distance from the tech multinationals and the DART at Grand Canal Dock.
3. Donnybrook House — Spaces, Donnybrook (Dublin 4)
Donnybrook House brings the Spaces formula — bright, stylish, sociable — to leafy Dublin 4 at 36-42 Donnybrook Road. It rates 4.2 overall with a strong 4.55 for design, and pairs breakout areas with catering for client-facing teams. Best for professional-services and consultancy firms who want a polished D4 address with a relaxed feel.
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4. Alexandra House — Regus, Ballsbridge (Dublin 4)
Alexandra House puts you in Ballsbridge, Dublin’s embassy belt, with the dependable Regus service stack: on-site parking, a coffee and tea bar, breakout space and step-free, wheelchair-accessible access. It carries Regus’s 4.35 overall rating and a high 4.75 for reachability. Best for corporate and client-heavy teams that value a prestige D4 address with easy parking.
5. Blanchardstown — Regus, Dublin 15
The Regus centre in Blanchardstown serves north-west Dublin from Block 1, close to the M50 and the town centre. Parking, breakout space, catering and wheelchair-accessible facilities make it a practical base, and reachability rates 4.75. Best for teams serving west and north Dublin who would rather skip the city-centre commute entirely.
6. The Gables — Regus, Foxrock (Dublin 18)
The Gables on Torquay Road sits in Foxrock, south Dublin, handy for the M50, Leopardstown and the Sandyford business cluster. It offers the standard Regus essentials — parking, breakout areas and catering — in a quieter suburban setting. Best for south-side teams and directors who live nearby and want a short drive instead of a city slog.
7. Citywest Business Campus — Regus, Dublin 24
Regus at Citywest Business Campus on Lake Drive anchors the south-west corridor, near the Citywest and Saggart Luas Red Line stops. The campus setting offers breakout space and catering with room to grow. Best for logistics, tech and services teams that need scale and motorway access more than a downtown postcode.
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Which serviced office in Dublin is best for you?
Match the building to the job, not the other way round. The best serviced office space Dublin choice depends on your team:
- Design and brand-led teams: The Lennox Building or South Point (Iconic Offices) for a creative city-centre address.
- Client-facing professional services: Donnybrook House (Spaces) or Alexandra House (Regus) in Dublin 4.
- Avoiding the city-centre commute: Blanchardstown, Foxrock or Citywest, where parking is easy and the M50 is close.
How to choose serviced office space Dublin
Four quick checks turn a long shortlist into a clear decision.
- Fix the headcount and term first. Knowing you need six desks for twelve months tells the operator exactly what to quote.
- Pick the area before the building. Decide between a city-centre postcode and a suburban campus with parking — that single call removes most options.
- Check what is bundled. Reception, meeting-room credits, internet and cleaning should be included; confirm what is extra.
- Request quotes on two or three buildings. Compare the all-in monthly figure, not the headline desk rate.
Get those four right and the shortlist picks itself.
When should you choose a serviced office over coworking?
Choose a serviced office when your team needs a private, lockable room, a fixed address for branding and post, and space that is unmistakably yours. Coworking and hot desks win on price and flexibility for solo workers and very small teams. Once you have staff, client meetings and equipment to leave overnight, a serviced office earns its keep, and serviced office space Dublin operators make that switch simple. For the short-term and shared end of the market, compare options in our private office in Dublin roundup and the broader office space in Dublin guide.
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Serviced office space Dublin: frequently asked questions
How much is serviced office space in Dublin per month?
There is no fixed price — serviced offices are quoted per month based on desk count, floor and term. Wezoo connects you directly with each operator for a tailored figure, so you compare real all-in costs rather than a vague “from” rate.
Can I use a serviced office as my registered business address?
Yes. Most serviced offices in Dublin let you register your company there and handle post and reception in your name. You can confirm registered-address rules with the Companies Registration Office.
What is included in serviced office space in Dublin?
Expect furniture, utilities, cleaning, high-speed internet, a staffed reception and access to shared meeting rooms and breakout areas. Parking and extra meeting-room hours are sometimes charged separately, so confirm per building.
How quickly can I move in?
Because the space is furnished and managed, move-in is often within days of agreeing terms — far faster than fitting out a conventional leased office.
Which Dublin neighbourhoods have the most serviced offices?
Dublin 2 and Grand Canal Dock lead for design-led city-centre buildings, Dublin 4 (Ballsbridge and Donnybrook) for corporate addresses, and suburban hubs like Blanchardstown, Citywest and Foxrock for parking and motorway access.
Do I need a long-term lease for a serviced office?
No. Flexible terms are the whole appeal — many serviced offices in Dublin offer monthly or short commitments, so you scale with your team instead of being locked in.
A serviced office should remove friction, not add a lease to it. Whether you want a creative Dublin 2 address, a corporate D4 base or an easy-parking campus off the M50, the seven buildings above cover the best serviced office space Dublin offers — compare them and request a quote on Wezoo in a couple of minutes. For the national picture, read our guide to serviced offices in Ireland.
