Private Offices · Fitzwilliam Square · Dublin
70 beautifully designed private office suites in restored Georgian buildings at the heart of Dublin.
Established 2013 · investi.ieCurrent Availability


Welcome to Investi
Who We Are
Since 2013, Investi has offered a different kind of workspace — one rooted in heritage, craftsmanship, and quiet prestige. Our buildings line the most iconic Georgian addresses in the city: Fitzwilliam Square, Fitzwilliam Place, Fitzwilliam Street, and St. Stephen's Green.
Every office is fully managed, low-density, and priced with complete transparency — one monthly figure, no hidden costs. Private suites for growing startups and established firms alike. A curated community of professionals who value the same things you do.
What's Included
Your own secure, lockable space — no open-plan sharing, no background noise. Low-density by design.
Building management, cleaning, and maintenance handled. You focus on your business; we take care of the rest.
Enterprise-grade broadband throughout all buildings. Reliable, fast, ready for your team from day one.
One monthly figure covers everything — no hidden costs, no surprises. What you see is what you pay.
Share your building with established, growth-minded businesses. A professional environment that reflects your ambition.
Fitzwilliam Square, Fitzwilliam Street, Fitzwilliam Place, St. Stephen's Green — addresses that open doors.
A fine Georgian terraced townhouse built as one of a pair with No. 41. Restrained detailing, vertical massing, and balanced proportions speak of quiet architectural confidence. Retained cast-iron railings and curved granite steps enrich the streetscape.
A distinguished former townhouse built by Benjamin Norwood — part of the cohesive terrace at Nos. 34–41. Rusticated granite at ground floor, noted interiors with ovolo and guilloche ornament, Temple-of-the-Winds columns, and a handsome Doric doorcase.
Among the first houses built on the east side of Fitzwilliam Square (1807–15), with very handsome doorcases intact. The Square was laid out in 1791 — the last of Dublin's great Georgian squares. No. 14 sits within an unbroken late-Georgian streetscape of rare quality.
A pair of former townhouses retaining their traditional form and Georgian proportions. Mellow brick, granite dressings, well-executed ironwork, and a handsome Ionic doorcase. Part of the longest uninterrupted stretch of Georgian streetscape in Dublin.
Part of the cohesive terrace at Nos. 56–59 — the first terrace built on the Square itself. Narrow three-bay frontages, a distinguished Ionic doorcase, and interior joinery and friezes comparable to the finest houses on Merrion Square.
An exemplar of early-twentieth-century classicism — built by Carroll & Batchelor for the Provincial Bank of Ireland. Italianate limestone façade, cut-limestone shopfront, pedimented doorcase, and cast-iron railings on a moulded stone plinth. On St. Stephen's Green, the address alone speaks volumes.
Corrib House sits in the heart of Georgian Dublin, within walking distance of Government Buildings, St Stephen's Green, Merrion Square and Grafton Street. Baggot Street is under ten minutes away. Multiple bus routes, the Charlemont Luas and Pearse Street DART serve the property.
A newly refurbished ground-floor suite offering bright open-plan workspace for 8–10 desks, a private executive office or small meeting room, kitchen and breakout area, and standalone own-door access with 2 dedicated car spaces. Near public transport and Butlers Café.
Get In Touch
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