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Rent 2 bedroom apartment of 80 m² in Dublin

Ancestry.com, Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin Docklands, Dublin, D02, Ireland

Budget-Friendly: The price is below average

€2676
€2676
€2676
The pricing of this property is well below the average market rate, providing exceptional value for your budget.
Area:
80 m2
Bedrooms:
2 bedrooms
Bathrooms:
2 bathrooms
Property type:
Apartment
Facilties
  • -
Verified by Renthero:
Yes
Case number:
59208

hanover riverside, grand canal dock, dublin 2, d02 x895.


An impressive, exceptionally bright, two-bedroom apartment on the fourth floor of this well managed development in the heart of Grand Canal Dock.  Features of this attractive apartment include gas fired underfloor heating; west-facing terrace with views towards the River Liffey and a designated parking space available at an additional cost. Spacious accommodation comprises entrance hallway with storage cupboard, open plan living/dining room with floor to ceiling glazing and access to a private terrace, fully fitted kitchen, two double bedrooms, master en-suite and a further contemporary bathroom.
Grand Canal Dock is a vibrant urban quarter with a variety of neighbourhood bars, bistros, cafes, restaurants and other social and sporting amenities. St Stephen’s Green, Ballsbridge, the IFSC are all within a 15-minute walk, while the DART at Grand Canal Dock provides easy access to the rest of the city. The Bord Gáis Energy Theatre and the Dublin Convention centre are on the doorstep and the 3 Arena and the Aviva Stadium are a short distance away by foot. The locality benefits from a broad range of multi-national companies including Google, Airbnb, Facebook and HSBC as well as many home grown enterprises such as Stripe, Matheson and Dogpatch Labs.


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About this property


Property type: Apartment

City: Dublin

Bedrooms: 2

Bathrooms: 2

Area: 80 m2

Price: 2676 €

Garage: Yes

Terrace: Yes

Price per m²: 33 €

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