Bolands Mill Wharf

Bolands Mills has been a landmark in the city of Dublin symbolising the two great traditions of agriculture and commerce in its successful operation as a thriving flour mill and bakery for over a century. Its key strategic location thrust it into an important historic role when it was occupied by republicans led by Eamon De Valera during the Rising of 1916 which ultimately led to the emergence of the modern Irish State. Eamon De Valera was later to become Taoiseach and then President of the new Irish Republic.

Boasting a prime waterfront position on the Grand Canal, it is intended to develop a business type campus on the site, which will combine a wide range of desirable amenities with state-of-the-art commercial and retail space. With its unique architectural glass structure and various retained buildings, Bolands Mills is destined to be a landmark of the city.

Situated on a site of 7,149 sq m, Bolands Mills is superbly located in Dublin’s prominent Docklands area, with a dual frontage onto the Grand Canal and Barrow Street.  Our vision is to create a unique and exclusive business space that differs from all others. Much importance has been placed on preserving the history of the Bolands Mills, but also on developing an architectural feature that will ensure this site will never be forgotten. The inherent convenience of facilities onsite, coupled with its waterfront vista and historical buildings, is what sets Bolands Mills apart from all the rest. The developer’s attention to detail ensures that the campus will offer the benefits of an ideal working environment.