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Studio apartments for rent in Dublin

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What to know about renting studio apartments in Dublin

With more supply than demand in Dublin, getting your hands on a studio apartment can be a difficult, not to mention expensive, task. Rather than spending your time with several estate agents, there’s a new, hassle-free way to secure the studio apartment of your dreams. Homelike allows you to find a studio apartment in Dublin in keeping with your budget and preferences. You can compare monthly rent prices, and browse through a number of listings until you find the right studio apartment for you! Studio apartments in Dublin come in different sizes and suit a range of different budgets too. What they all have in common are their rooms. Most studio apartments in Dublin are made up of two rooms: a living area and a bathroom. In the living area, you’ll usually have a hybrid sleeping and a relaxing area alongside a kitchen. While studio apartments used to be small cramped spaces, many studio apartments in Dublin have been cleverly designed to maximize space. In fact, studio apartments have become some of the most sought-after spaces in the city due to their lower rental prices and chic designs!

Who should rent a studio apartment in Dublin?

In a city that is growing in popularity every single year, the demand for studio apartments is very high, and it is not just limited to one kind of person. As some of the most affordable rental options in Dublin, studio apartments are often on top of the list for single people moving to the city. Whether they be students, young professionals, or digital nomads looking for a slice of Irish culture, studio apartments in Dublin seem to be a hit with all sorts of people. Let’s take young professionals, for example. If you’re trying to pick up a new job on the Emerald Isle, the last thing you want to do is move into a house shared with strangers, especially if you don’t have time to meet them beforehand. Students moving to Dublin might also prefer to have a furnished studio apartment that takes care of all of the utility bills and Wi-Fi for them. Even if you’re going to be in Dublin on a fleeting visit, a studio apartment can come in handy. Rather than paying to stay in a fancy hotel room that you won’t spend much time in, a studio apartment in Dublin gives you all of the necessities you need, including a fully equipped kitchen, living space, and bathroom, for considerably less than you would spend on a hotel, or even a one-bedroom apartment.

Best neighborhoods to look for studio apartments in Dublin

The best neighborhoods to rent in Dublin depend on many factors including your budget, lifestyle and preferred neighborhoods. Areas we recommend include the following- North Inner City, Portobello, Ranelagh, Rathmines, City Center South etc. See our detailed guide on Dublin's best neighborhoods to know more.

Average rent for studio apartments in Dublin

It’s almost impossible to pin down the average rent for such a varied city like Dublin. In some cases, Dublin rent has surpassed that of London, Paris, and Berlin, due to its popularity and huge demand for properties. Unfortunately, this means studio apartments don’t come cheap here. However, the cost of renting a studio apartment depends on a number of different factors. These include the size of the studio apartment, the neighborhood, and which utilities are included. For example, when you rent a serviced studio apartment in Dublin, the cost will include all of the bills and Wi-Fi too. However, the most important factor to consider when it comes to price is the location of the studio apartment. As is generally the case, studio apartments found in the heart of Dublin’s city center are likely to be much more expensive than those a train ride away from the center. On average, you can expect to pay anywhere from 900€ and 4,000 € for a studio apartment in Dublin. If you’re looking for a studio apartment towards the lower end of the rental scale, you’ll need to focus your search on areas such as Finglas, Balbriggan, and Clondalkin. While these are at least a bus ride away from the center, they will save you a significant amount of money on monthly rental fees. Alternatively, if you’re looking for a premium studio apartment, South County Dublin is one of the most luxurious and upmarket areas in the city.

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