About Residential Projects Commercial Projects Contact Verville CLONTARF, DUBLIN 3 Residential Located in the coastal village of Clontarf, Verville is a residential development scheme of 68 apartments on a site area of approx. 1.28 acres. The development includes the restoration of Verville House, an impressive Victorian listed building, and the construction of two apartment blocks within a landscaped courtyard. The scheme, which is currently under construction and due for completion in 2021, comprises 21 one beds, 41 two beds and 11 three beds ranging in size from 540 sq ft to 1,442 sq ft. ARCHITECT OMP ARCHITECTS / DELPHI DESIGN ENGINEER BDP Verville info@mkn.ie +353 (1) 8510028 About Us What we do Mission Statement Awards Contact Us Residential Previous Projects Current Projects Future Projects Commercial Previous Projects Current Projects Future Projects Lettings Current Lettings daft.ie MKN Property Group, 18 The Seapoint Building, Clontarf, Dublin 3 Copyright MKN Property Group 2020 privacy | cookies Members of

About Residential Projects Commercial Projects Contact 6 Pembroke Row DUBLIN 2 Commercial Designed by award-winning architect, Henry J. Lyons, 6 Pembroke Row is an impressive Grade A office building extending to approx. 26,700 sq ft, located in the heart of Dublin CBD. The property is due for completion in Q2 2021. Designed over six stories, 6 Pembroke Row delivers a bright and flexible work environment suitable for single-let and multi-let occupancy. Floor plates range in size between approx. 3,000 to 5,300 sq ft with private car parking spaces located at basement level. ARCHITECT HENRY J LYONS ENGINEER FDA AND CALDWELL 6 Pembroke Row info@mkn.ie +353 (1) 8510028 About Us What we do Mission Statement Awards Contact Us Residential Previous Projects Current Projects Future Projects Commercial Previous Projects Current Projects Future Projects Lettings Current Lettings daft.ie MKN Property Group, 18 The Seapoint Building, Clontarf, Dublin 3 Copyright MKN Property Group 2020 privacy | cookies Members of