Rooms to rent in a 3-bedroom shared house in Cabra

Room4 flatmates2 bathrooms
  • Overview
  • Pricing
  • House rules
  • Landlord
  • Availabilities
  • Getting around
  • How to book

Overview

Rooms are available for rent in a 3-bedroom shared house in Cabra, Dublin. The house is decorated classically throughout, giving it a lot of character. The kitchen and living area are in a joint open space, which will be great for socialising. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the appliances and utensils you will need to make some truely delicious meals, so you won't need to go out to fancy restaurants to eat well every evening.

This property is located on Quarry Road in Cabra, Dublin. This property has lots of great of connection links to the city centre, so this is an ideal location for commuters. However if you fancy saving bus fare, it's only a 40-minute walk, great excuse to save on a gym pass. This is also a great location for students, with a direct bus going to the Univeristy College Dublin Campus and great connection links to the Dublin City University, so if you're willing to commute, this is the spot for you. You're also only a 10-minute walk from a Tesco Superstore and a 5-minute walk from a Lidl, so you can get all your groceries hassle free.

Details

  • Property type: house
  • Floor area: 100m²
  • Number of bathrooms: 2 (1 is an ensuite)
  • Maximum occupancy: 3

Property features

Furnished
TV
Washing machine
Dryer
Equipped kitchen
Natural gas water heating
Natural gas heating
Drying rack
Oven

What we liked the most

  • The decoration is classic and gives the property a lot of character.
  • The kitchen and living room are in an open space.
  • The kitchen is fully equipped.
  • There is plenty of seating space throughout the living space.
  • The location is great for both students and professionals.
  • There is a supermarket nearby.
  • You are well connected with great local transport links.
  • Our homechecker, Veronica, told us that she loved this property.

Things to keep in mind

  • The landlord is looking for calm, respectable people that will clean up after themselves.
  • The landlord lives in a self-contained annex in the backgarden, and will be accessing the property regularly to clean.
  • At the time of the photo session, we could not see the shared bathroom due to it being refurbished, but it will be ready by the time you move in.
  • Veronica, our homechecker, did mention that in Bedroom 1 the ceilings were low. This room would not suit a very tall person.

House rules

Landlord policies

  • Languages spoken: English
  • Lives on property: yes, landlord lives in an anex in the back garden
  • Payment method: cash; bank transaction
  • Required documentation:
    • ID/Passport
    • Proof of income (working contract/guarantor)
    • Letter from previous landlords

About the landlord

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Getting around

Transportation

  • Your landlord has made a list of useful transport links in the area. Living here you have lots of ways to connect with the rest of Dublin:

    • To DCU: bus number 4
    • To Blanchardstown I.T, Damastown Industrial Estate (IBM, Ebay): 38, 38A, 38B
    • To Trinity College Dublin: 120, 122, 38, 38A, 38B To UCD 46A, 39A
    • Train link to Maynooth College, Intel,
    • The LUAS from Cabra Luas stop is less than 10 minutes away by foot and can take you to Sandyford Industrial Estate, Cherrywood industrial Estate and City Centre.

Flatmates

Before you book, let’s meet John. He is your landlord and will be living next door to you.

His apartment will be at the back of the property, so you will live separately from him… but he still gets to set his own rules.

They’re all fair:

Tidy up after yourself, show respect to him, have a friendly but professional landlord-tenant relationship… and no parties!

A couple of things you need to know:

  • You will be sharing this property with a long-term tenant that lives in Bedroom 3.
  • John lives in an annex in the back garden, and will be accessing the property frequently.

One more thing:

John wants to know about you. When you complete your booking request, make sure to introduce yourself and what you plan on doing in Dublin.

How to book

Find your home 100% onlineWith Spotahome, in-person visits are a thing of the past. Our Homechecker visits the property to create video tours and photos so you can view it online. We collect all the information you need to make your decision.
Make a booking requestWith just a few simple details you can request the property and it will be held for you until you get a response. Remember, we won't charge you until the Landlord confirms.
Get an answer in 24h or lessThe Landlord has 24 hours to respond to your booking request. If they accept, your payment method will be charged and we will put you in contact with the Landlord. If they don’t accept, no worries, you won't be charged and we'll help you find alternatives.
Move inArrange your move-in date, key collection and anything else directly with your Landlord. As an extra security step, we will only transfer the first month's rent to the Landlord 48 hours after you move in, unless you contact us with a problem.
Remember: you have 24h to check your new home
If the property is significantly different to what our listing promised, let us know within 24h since you move in so that we can work to resolve it.