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title: "HQ 19 High Street"
description: "Kilkenny's High Street is part of the Medieval Mile, the old route that runs from the castle at one end to St Canice's Cathedral at the other. The Tholsel, the arched civic building with its clock, stands on this street, and narrow lanes known as slips run off it between the old frontages. HQ 19…"
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# HQ 19 High Street

Kilkenny's High Street is part of the Medieval Mile, the old route that runs from the castle at one end to St Canice's Cathedral at the other. The Tholsel, the arched civic building with its clock, stands on this street, and narrow lanes known as slips run off it between the old frontages. HQ 19 High Street, Eircode R95 F2KD, is in the middle of that historic street, so a visitor does not have to ask where the centre of Kilkenny is: they are standing in it.

HQ describes the building as modern yet characterful, and it offers hot desks and private offices on the first, second and third floors. Listings for the property mention private offices for one to twenty or so people, a coworking area, shared meeting rooms, a lounge and a coffee point. That range makes it a flexible building: a freelancer can start at a hot desk, a small firm can take a room for three, and a team can grow into a larger office without leaving the street.

The best test is to walk up the stairs and see the floors. Ask which floor each office is on, how the rooms get their daylight, how the lifts or stairs work for visitors, and whether the meeting rooms can be reserved at short notice.

How do you reach it? HQ places the nearest bus stop on foot from the door and Kilkenny train station across the town centre, with hotels nearby, most of them within an easy walk. Parking is available in nearby car parks and on the street, so arriving by car is also possible. For a client who comes from Dublin by rail, the route from the station to High Street passes through the shops and the old streets, which is more pleasant than an out-of-town business park.

Who benefits from this address? Professional practices that want a prestige street: solicitors, architects, accountants, financial advisers, consultancies and design studios. Kilkenny has a strong profile in crafts and design, tourism, and food and drink, and businesses serving visitors want a central address. It is also practical for companies with clients in the county's public bodies and for a remote worker who wants a desk among people rather than at home.

Compared with HQ Dublin Road, this building trades the closeness of the railway and the road network for the atmosphere of the historic centre. Cafés and restaurants are steps away, and the cultural landmarks of the city sit within a short walk, so staff can step out for lunch or take a visitor around the Mile.

It also helps to think about what happens after hours. High Street is a street of pubs, shops and small restaurants, and its evening life is one reason people choose to live and work in the centre of Kilkenny rather than commute from the edge of town. A company that hosts clients can plan a day around a meeting in the office, a walk along the Medieval Mile to the castle gates or the cathedral, and dinner in one of the restaurants of the old centre, with a hotel nearby for anyone who stays overnight. That kind of day is hard to arrange from a business park, and it is a quiet advantage of this address.

A last practical point is the upper floors. The building has offices on the first, second and third floors, which usually means better daylight and quieter rooms than a ground-floor unit on a busy street, and it means that access is worth checking if any member of your team or any regular visitor has reduced mobility. Ask which floors are reached by lift, which offices are available and how the floors are shared between coworking and private rooms.

The price depends on the room size, the term and what is available on your dates. CoworkingView does not set it and cannot promise availability. Ask with your desk count and start date, view the floors, and compare it with the other Kilkenny options before you commit.

- **Location:** Kilkenny
- **Address:** 19 High Street, Kilkenny, R95 F2KD
- **Operator:** HQ
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at HQ 19 High Street (Private Office): €239/month

Source: https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/hq-19-high-street-kilkenny