Properties to rent in Dublin

9 verified listings from €1,850 to €4,500. Each listing includes a true-cost breakdown with Irish stamp duty, an AI investment verdict and a negotiation strategy.

Listings
9
Average price
€2,822
From
€1,850
Up to
€4,500
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Area guide

Living in County Dublin: city energy with coastal escapes

County Dublin offers an unbeatable mix of capital-city convenience and easy-going neighbourhood living, from the Georgian streets of the city centre and villages like Ranelagh to coastal favourites such as Howth, Clontarf and Dun Laoghaire. It suits renters who want strong job access, reliable transport, and plenty to do after work—while still having parks, sea walks and family-friendly communities close by. Choice is wide, from modern apartments to period homes and commuter suburbs.

Lifestyle

Day to day, Dublin living revolves around walkable villages, great coffee, and a strong pub-and-restaurant culture. You’ll find big retail hubs like Dundrum Town Centre alongside local high streets in Rathmines, Phibsborough and Drumcondra. For green space, Phoenix Park is a standout, with St Stephen’s Green and Herbert Park ideal for a lunch break, while the coast offers seafront walks from Sandymount to Dun Laoghaire and beyond. Weekends are busy with markets, sport, and easy hikes in the Dublin Mountains.

Connectivity & schools

Connectivity is a major draw: the DART links the coast from Malahide/Howth through the city to Dun Laoghaire and Bray, while Luas Green (to Sandyford/Bride’s Glen) and Luas Red (to Tallaght/Saggart) serve key commuter corridors. The M50 gives quick orbital access to business parks and Dublin Airport. For schools, well-regarded options include Blackrock College, St Michael’s College (Booterstown), The High School Rathgar, and Alexandra College (Milltown), alongside a wide choice of Educate Together and ETB schools across the county.

Market outlook

Dublin’s rental market remains competitive, driven by strong employment in tech, finance and professional services and limited supply in prime areas. With 4 current listings ranging from €1,850 to €4,500 (average €3,050), renters can expect the lower end to be more achievable in smaller units or less central locations, while family homes and premium city/coastal addresses sit at the top end. Well-connected areas near DART/Luas stops tend to let quickly, particularly for turnkey properties.

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