Of course, not everyone who comes to work here will live here too, so connectivity is extra important. Seven Mills ticks all the boxes with two train stations on site as well as excellent transport links and proximity to major road networks.
With unit sizes to suit all sort of offerings retail at Seven Mills is really going to take off
Endless scope –
limitless possibility
The development of Seven Mills will include building 300,000 sq.ft of LEED registered commercial space and 180,000 sq.ft of prime retail space. With hundreds of residents living here by the end of 2024, and 15,000 on completion, this offers immediate opportunity for all manner of businesses to start trading right now in this future-focused town.
Looking a little further into the future, we aim to complete between 750 and 1,000 new homes every year. As the population grows, so will the opportunity. And with all of them looking for places to shop, eat, relax and work, the sky’s the limit for business and commercial possibility.
A dynamic live-work town, all services and amenities will be just a five-minute walk from residents’ homes, creating quick and convenient access to retail stores, commercial buildings, a new town centre, two urban cores, and neighbourhood retail opportunities.
With endless commercial opportunities at Seven Mills, we’ve answered some of those questions here.
Seven Mills will be a live-work town with over 300,000 sq.ft of LEED registered commercial space built in.
It is estimated the commercial space in Seven Mills will help create around 10,000 jobs.
There are many big employers in nearby Citywest Business Campus, the Naas Road Corridor and Grange Castle and beyond, including Pfizer, Microsoft, Edgeconnex, Takeda, Grifols, Western. People working in Dublin city centre can get easy access by train in as little as 12 minutes (Heuston Station