Rathmines boasts the perfect balance of proximity to town, while also being far enough away from town to escape the madness on weekends.
There are always, always deadly houses going up for rent, sale and shared rooms too - and we've picked out the best rooms that you can get your hands on right now.
Get them while they're hot!
This place has everything you need and more, a great location and a walk in wardrobe for all your stuff. Dreamy.
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This double room looks incredibly cosy, and is located right in the heart of Rathmines. As well as that, it's a super friendly house and very well kept. Also, everything's recently got a fresh lick of paint. So it looks good as new.
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This single bedroom is available in a beautiful and modern new house with five other young professionals. Super close to Portobello bridge, and located in a quiet cul-de-sac - this one's a beaut.
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This fab double room would suit one person or a couple. It boasts a deadly location and an open fire.
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This huge three storey bright happy house is situated right in the heart of Rathmines, just a minute walk from cinema, supermarkets, restaurants, pubs, swimming pool, parks, library and bus stop.
It's also super close to the Green Luas line.
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This is a short-term let (3-6 months) of a spacious single bedroom (with double bed) available in a beautiful and newly renovated house on canal end of Grove Park, Rathmines.
Just 7 minutes' walk from Charlemont LUAS station, with Camden Street and Rathmines village a short stroll from the doorstep. And all bills are included in the price (water, WiFi, electricity, gas, etc.).
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