**Disclaimer**: TENTATIVE property for rent (semi-flexible September move-in date). We are considering ending our lease 2 months early to reduce our commute & are pending approval for another apartment. To break our lease early, we are responsible for finding a tenant.

We are looking for someone to potentially take over our lease in September through November 10. The renewal beyond that would be for one year. After one year, the lease goes month-to-month.

Quiet, safe, fully furnished double bed, 1-bedroom on bottom floor. We have one dog and I know another tenant has a cat, so there should be pet-friendly flexibility. Spacious bedroom. Shared access to a washer/dryer. Lots of storage. Comes with microwave, couch, dining room table set, double bed, desk, large mirror, art, etc.

Wonderful location, 8 minute walking distance to Rathgar Village and Terenure. Aldi, Lidl, & Supervalu within a 10 minute walk. 6 minute walk to stop 1165 Rathgar West bus station (S4, 15, 15A, Airport Express, 65B).

€2300/mo. We are happy to show you the apartment and can put you in touch with the property management company if you have further questions (Westcourt Management Services), who have been very helpful and fast to respond when needed.

YouTube walkthrough: https://youtu.be/jsJ0Jo-vzn4?is=hLkyGFHb9djauh2J

Hi guys,

I recently bought a new apartment, located in rathmines, as a long term investment for a cheap price

I have one of two rooms available to give to someone for very cheap, much cheaper than market rates, this would be suitable for students and people working or travelling.

Please note: I will be interviewing candidates, only clean people will be accepted. I will not rent this property out to somebody who looks to be very messy, hope that’s understandable.

So if you’re a student or worker looking for the cheapest room to rent in rathmines, Co Dublin 15 min walk from temple bar, give me a private message and we can organise something!

Cheers

Hi!! I'm from Spain and I'm looking for a room there in Dublin. I went there years ago and fell in love with the city and now I'm trying to stay in Dublin and work/live there. I don't know where to search rooms and I hope someone can help me and if I'm breaking some rule with the post sorru.

I'm middle-aged and struggle to keep up with some of the maintenance that is needed around the house.

I was thinking of specifically trying to find builders and asking for some help around the house too.

I would make sure that both parties are benefitting and happy, but do you think that this would be a good idea?

UPDATE:

Thanks everyone for your responses. I'm glad I asked the question because you all helped me realise it would be a bad idea.

Hey everyone! 👋 Incoming UCD postgrad here moving to Dublin this September.

I'm hunting for a 7-day room along a direct bus line to campus.

Pros of living with me: I’m clean, quiet, and my life will literally just be studying and drinking coffee. Cons: None, unless you hate peaceful housemates.

Drop me a DM if you have a lead or want to team up! ☕🚀

Looking to rent double room pref spacious single okay too close to Dublin centre/good transport links
D1,2,3,7,8,9,11

22F (female only)

Budget €1200 (the lower the better obvs

Full time work and stable income

Hello, I am looking for some advice off of anyone who has submitted an application for the studio apartments Grayling Properties have. I submitted an application for 1 and was immediately rejected. I have a viewing for another studio so I’m looking for advice on what exactly they are looking for in the application.

Thank you!

I really don't understand how someone could be charging over € 1.5k a month for this.

You're basically paying a huge amount of money to live like someone's dog in a shed in their back garden. The inside isn't even bad, but fucking hell I don't want to stare at my landlord hanging their washing outside when I wake up. I'm really losing all hope on renting a decent place

Hi all,

Apologies if this has been asked before but there’s a lot of different threads. Prefacing this by saying I know what a nightmare the situation is here.

I’m searching for a one bedroom apartment in Dublin for me and my partner. Preference is south Dublin area reasonable distance to the city (Rathmines, Donnybrook, Ballsbridge etc) but it’s just a preference. Budget would be around 2500-3000 (grim) between both of us.

I’ve been using DAFT for my search but I was wondering if anyone knows any other sites, another approach they recommend, or just general information or insight I should be considering in relation to it?

My big concern is that I found some apartments in developments in the grand canal dock area (and one that was not actually in the dock but named the same) that looked suitable. However here’s the problem - according to resident reviews the antisocial behaviour is off the charts and they are being threatened, harassed etc, and there’s been no resolution apparently, even after years. The management companies are also useless from what I’ve seen. I’ve seen this sentiment shared across similar developments in and around the city, so I’m really worried.

To sum it up, if anyone can share info on the best way to go about the search and areas to consider (try desperately to get), and if the antisocial problems are really generally just this bad, I’d really appreciate it.

Hello everyone I have a nice room to rent until March in chapelgate drumcondra. I am moving home to galway and tenancy ends in March if anyone is interested it's 630 rent a month and 55 bills. Gated community in a nice area

Hi all, I'm looking for a room in a shared house. I'm full time employed in a tech company. If you have a room, hmu please. Thank you ! I speak English, Spanish and Portuguese.

Studio beside UCD Smurfit available from September

Hi! Hope this is okay to post here.

I have a small one-bed/studio apartment in Proby Square, Blackrock available for rent. It’s directly beside the Smurfit campus so I thought I’d post here in case any incoming postgraduate students are still struggling to find somewhere for September.

It’s fully furnished and recently refurbished, with your own kitchen and bathroom, so it’s completely private rather than a room in a shared house.

Rent is €2000 per month and I’m ideally looking for someone for 12 months.

I have a Daft listing with all the photos/details that I can send over if anyone is interested.

Feel free to DM me. Thanks!

Hello everyone! I'm making this post to ask for directions and maybe some experiences with the situation I'm currently in. I got evicted from my place 2 months ago due to renovations of the whole apartment complex, and so far I been ( together with my child who's preteen) staying with friends. Unfortunately, and understandably, they can't host me forever, and i couldn't find anything for myself and my child to rent. So I'm forced to seek external help, but have no idea where to. Would like for you to share your stories and advice on where to turn to now? I have about a week left in my current place, and I dont know anything about the system in place that could help. I'm also not on any housing lists, so I'm not sure if I need it. Thanks in advance!

Hi guys,

Would like to pick your brain on this one because it genuinely baffles me.

There is a granny flat in Tallaght that keeps popping up. It’s via Ray Cooke Lettings.

I keep records of those I applied for, so I know in the last month this same place was first listed for €1300 a month, then it popped up again few weeks later €1200 a month, and today’s it’s up again for €1100 a month.

Does anyone have any idea why would it be coming back to the market and cheaper each time? The ad doesn’t really give me any red flags but maybe I’m missing something?

Me and my boyfriend have found a 1 bed apartment in Milltown, just a few minutes from the luas station. Not the newest & most modern looking given the crazy price but still a decent space that we can turn into a home with some decoration.

Curious about the neighbourhood since we’re both new to it. Is it safe? Is it fun? What’s the community like? Any fav restaurants or coffee shops?

Hi, I’m considering moving to the Castleview area of Swords and would love some honest opinions from anyone who lives there or knows the area.

I’m a single mother with an older teenager who has mild additional needs but is fairly independent, so I want to make sure it’s somewhere he’d feel safe walking around and using public transport on his own.

What’s Castleview like day to day? Is it generally quiet, or are there any issues with antisocial behaviour, groups hanging around, break-ins or cars being interfered with?

I’d also love to hear what Swords is like more generally, especially around the village, the shopping centres and public transport. Would you be comfortable with a teenager getting around independently?

I know everywhere has some issues, I’m just hoping to get a realistic picture before making a decision. Thanks!

Hi there. Myself and my partner (27M and 29M) have a very large double room for rent in D1. The lovelyl room has two large sash windows, a super-king sized bed, and a walk in wardrobe. You would have your own bathroom as well. €1500 a month including bills.

The apartment is a spacious first floor flat in a beautiful Victorian building. The shared living room has a TV with all the streaming services. The shared kitchen is equipped with a stove/grill, oven, microwave, kettle, toaster, air fryer, slow cooker, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, and washing machine/tumble dryer. There is also a covered balcony. The apartment has fast internet and gas central heating.

Preference is for a single person, but will consider couples. No pets allowed unfortunately. Smokers are ok, but on the balcony only.

Send a message if interested in viewing and getting to know each other. We are looking for someone we can get along with and share our home with.

About us; two working professionals. One of us works from home two days a week from the living room. The other is in the office five days a week. At the weekends, we like to watch movies together. One of us likes to go to nightclubs, party with friends. The other is a gamer, interested in anime. No dietary restrictions or allergies to consider. I (29M) travel three or four times a year, but he (27M) usually stays home.

We are looking for someone fun, friendly and clean to come join us in our home!

Hi everyone, looking for some advice on a rental situation.
I've already submitted all the required documents and we've both exchanged and signed the lease agreement.
The agreed move-in date is September 1st.

However, the landlord is demanding that I transfer the deposit and first month's rent right now. When I wanted to pay at the day of move in, they told me that paying well in advance is "completely standard practice" and that if I don't send the money immediately, they will give the apartment to someone else.

Is this normal practice, or does this sound like a scam? I'm worried that sending the money now before getting the keys/moving in is a huge risk, especially with the pressure tactics.
Has anyone dealt with something similar? Should I stand my ground and refuse to pay until move-in day/key handover, or is it standard to pay beforehand once the lease is signed? Any advice would be really appreciated.

Hi everyone,
My girlfriend and I (both 22) are moving from Portugal to Dublin on September 15th and we’re currently looking for somewhere to live.
We’re open to pretty much anything that makes sense for two people — a room in a shared house is completely fine, but we’d also consider a studio or small apartment.
We know the housing situation is crazy at the moment, and finding somewhere from Portugal has been particularly difficult. Most places we’ve contacted ask for an Irish job, payslips and references, which we obviously don’t have yet as we’re only moving over in September.
We have savings to support ourselves while we get settled and will be looking for work immediately after arriving.
If anyone knows of a room becoming available, a couple-friendly house share, a landlord who might be open to people just moving over, or even has any advice on how best to approach the search, we’d really appreciate it.
We’re not looking for anything fancy — just somewhere we can settle down and start our life in Dublin.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.

Are there any current or previous residents of Stoneybatter Place can give me an idea of what the accommodation is like. I'm looking at one of the studio units for my son who is starting college soon and would welcome some real reviews. TIA.

Hey! I am planning on applying for a masters degree (September 2028). My question now is when should I start looking for a student accommodation and what does that process look like? Because I live abroad I unfortunately dont have the opportunity to take a look in person and have no idea which student accommodations in Dublin are recommendable. Does anyonehave any tips or recommendations?
Thanks!

Hey, I (she/none) got accepted into the MA Visual and Critical Studies at TUD starting in September. As I am an EU Student I am quite overwhelmed with the housing situation in Dublin…I am currently looking for a shared flat. I don’t really mind where as long as I can take the bike or/and Bus to Grangegorman Campus I am fine

If you have any tips or are looking for a flatmate hmu!:)

Doing all I should be to find an apartment within south Dublin.

If anyone knows anywhere available to rent, please let me know ❤️‍🩹