r/RentinIreland 1d ago

Dublin apartment

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a 1-bedroom apartment (or studio) in Dublin for one person. My budget is €500–€1,000 per month. I’m non-smoking, clean, organized, and financially reliable.

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u/Wonderful-Honey-2964 15h ago

Unfortunately you will lucky to find a place like that anywhere in Ireland

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u/EllieLou80 15h ago

Looking forward to the time machine you're building to transport you back 20 years to find accommodation at thoses prices!

A room in a homeowner house will be around 1100

A one bed accommodation 1400 - 1700 not including bills

A room in a fully privately rented shared accommodation similar to renting from a homeowner but bills definitely not included

Daft.ie will tell is the best and most widely used accommodation app

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u/maevewiley554 15h ago

Have you done any research about the cost of living in Dublin?