Properties to rent in Stillorgan

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Area guide

Living in Stillorgan: village feel, big shops and easy commuting

Stillorgan sits between the city and the coast, blending mature residential streets with the convenience of one of south Dublin’s best retail hubs. It suits renters who want a calm, well-kept base without feeling cut off—especially professionals commuting to Sandyford, the city centre or UCD, and families looking for strong schools and parks close by. Expect a settled, safe atmosphere and plenty of practical day-to-day amenities on your doorstep.

Lifestyle

Day to day, Stillorgan revolves around Stillorgan Village and Stillorgan Shopping Centre, where you’ll find groceries, services and casual dining in one place. The feel is suburban and leafy, with a good choice of cafés and takeaways along the N11 corridor and in nearby villages like Blackrock and Dundrum for broader restaurant options. For green space, locals use Cabinteely Park and Blackrock Park within a short drive or cycle, while the coastal walks from Seapoint to Sandycove are an easy weekend go-to.

Connectivity & schools

Stillorgan is well connected via the N11/Stillorgan Road into the city, with frequent Dublin Bus services and quick access to the M50 for cross-city trips. The Luas Green Line at Sandyford and Stillorgan (nearby) makes commuting to Dundrum and St Stephen’s Green straightforward, and DART stations in Blackrock or Booterstown are within a short hop for coastal and city-centre access. School options are a major draw, with well-regarded choices nearby including St Benildus College in Stillorgan and Oatlands College in Mount Merrion, plus easy reach of UCD Belfield.

Market outlook

Stillorgan’s rental market is typically driven by corporate lets, professionals working in Sandyford/Leopardstown and tenants linked to UCD, so demand stays resilient year-round. Homes are often larger family houses and high-spec apartments, which keeps rents firm. With current rentals around €3,200 (€3,200–€3,200), the area sits in the upper tier of south Dublin pricing, reflecting school catchments, transport links and the convenience of established amenities. Quality, well-finished properties tend to move quickly.

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