I’m going to be relocating to Dublin for work with my partner along with our 2 dogs and 2 cats. Realistically, are there places that will actually accept all 4 animals?
Hello! Have just signed a lease with the above stipulation - no clothes horses allowed or any hanging of wet clothes inside, there is a clothes drier provided in the garden shed though. I don't like using driers as they ruin clothes and ofc cannot rely on drying weather for outside. Was planning on buying a dehumidifier to protect against mould.
I want to know is this a legally sound stipulation to have in a lease, it seems over the top to me and I haven't come across this before? Looked up Citizens Information and it seems it's ok as long as other drying facilities are available but I dunno if it's legally enforceable. Thanks!
I am looking for a room for one semester only and haven't gotten anything so far. I am a student and would prefer a room with a rent below 800. If anyone has any leads or knows where I can look for places, please help out.
PS: I have been checking on Daft and the Sound People thing on Facebook.
I’m a full-time working professional looking for a double bedroom to rent in and around Dublin. I’m currently sharing a room and paying €700+bills in a 2-bedroom apartment in Leopardstown which is quite steep for a shared room.
My office is in the city (close to the Westmoreland/Tara Street area), so all I’m looking for is reliable public transport connectivity (luas/train - i hate the bus service in Dublin). I mostly work from home, so I have a wfh set up and only commute once a week, so the location just needs to have grocery stores nearby as I don’t own a car.
What areas would you recommend targeting and what rent can I expect? I don’t mind a 2/3/4/5-bedroom apartment even as long as I get a double bedroom to myself.
My budget is ideally €750-900 (lower the better) but the areas I’ve looked at so far (Sandyford, Stillorgan, Leopardstown, etc.) don’t look promising tbh, so I’m now looking for recommendations on ways in which I can get what I’m looking for.
This is my first time posting on here - I’m open to any and all suggestions!
My family (myself, wife, and two young children) are hoping to apply for an upcoming Cost Rental scheme and I had a few questions for people who currently live in Cost Rental developments, or who are familiar with them.
For context, we're currently paying around €1,800 per month for a 2-bedroom house near Cork city centre. If successful, the Cost Rental scheme would save us roughly €500 per month, which would make a significant difference for our family.
I'd appreciate hearing about both positive and negative experiences.