Student Accommodation in Dublin

1. LIV Student Dublin
2. Montrose
3. Dorset Point
4. Beckett House
5. Binary Hub
6. The Loom
7. Stephen's Quarter
8. Ardcairn House
9. Ardee Point
10. The Tannery

Finding cheap student accommodation in Dublin can save you money, and our platform provides budget accommodation in Dublin for students close to the city centre and the campus. Our cost-effective student housing in Dublin starts from €650/month, and most apartments are bills-included. You can also enjoy high cashback and group reservations when booking with us. Below are some cheap accommodation in Dublin for students:

1. Hazelwood Student Village
2. Brickworks
3. CEG Ardcairn House
4. Highfield House
5. Highfield Park
6. Aspen Student Life
7. Broadstone Hall
8. Árasáin P&V
9. Hubble Living Dublin
10. Stoneybatter Place

The private student accommodation in Dublin always provides you with more privacy and freedom. Two room types that can provide you with private accommodation are the studio and one-bedroom student apartments in Dublin. You can arrange your space freely and utilize the fully equipped kitchen and en-suite bathroom. The house rents are varied according to the room types and apartment facilities. Thus, we have sorted the two room type recommendations shown below, which are the best options for private student accommodation in Dublin:

Studio Apartment in Dublin: The self-contained living space that combines all living areas into one room.

Stephen's Quarter

Ardcairn House

Ardee Point

New Mill

Highfield Park

One-bedroom Apartments in Dublin: The living space has a separate bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom.

Highfield House

Brewers Close

Riverfront Apartments

Silicon Docks

Golden Lane   

Dublin is a vibrant and diverse city with many great areas in which to live. Finding the right location for your student accommodation in Dublin can significantly impact your experience. Below are some of the best areas to live in Dublin.

1. Stoney Batter

The place is famous for its fantastic food scene. Our platform provides many student apartments in Dublin close to cafes, pubs, and restaurants that serve international cuisines. Also, the students can easily access Trinity College Dublin and DIT.

Rent: Starting at €280/week

2. Rathmines

The area is only 3 km from Dublin city centre, and the rent is relatively lower. A good place to book student accommodation in Dublin, and the students easily reach the Stella Theatre in Rathmines to watch movies and enjoy drinks and food on Baggot St.

Rent: Starting at €287/week

3. Phibsborough

Phibsborough is a vibrant and accessible neighbourhood. The transportation network is convenient for students to commute to the campus and other places. The Five Lamps in Phibsboroug have various cafes and dining options for students to socialize. uhomes.com provides many shared student apartments in Dublin in this area to help you save on living costs.

Rent: Starting at €239/week

4. North Inner City

North Inner City is just near the Dublin city centre. Living costs are more affordable, and many working-class people live here. Our platform offers accommodation in Dublin for students close to tourist attractions in the area, including The Irish Emigration Museum, Bow Street Distillery, Dublin Zoo, and the National Leprechaun Museum.

Rent: Starting at €325/week

5. Portobello

It is one of the trendiest areas in Dublin, offering a youthful atmosphere. If you are a big fan of hip cafés, cute boutiques, yoga studios, or avocado-laden brunch spots, you can choose the student apartments in Dublin in this area as your first choice.

Rent: Starting at €450/week

uhomes.com provides various types of student accommodation in Dublin for you to look at, and each room type will give you a different living experience. Its thoughtful facilities in rooms and student-centred amenities in communal spaces make it a desirable option for students. Here, we have categorized the room types of student apartments in Dublin to help you make decisions.

• En-suite: The bedroom has a private bathroom attached, and students need to share the kitchen with roommates. 

        Rent: From €300/week

• Shared Rooms: A bedroom that two or more people share.

        Rent: From €243/week

• Studio Apartments

        Rent: From €440/week

• One-bedroom Apartments

        Rent: From €790/week

The cost of living in Dublin is one of the biggest concerns for students. The average monthly living expenses are €1,800-€2,500 for a single person, depending on the lifestyle. Renting student accommodation in Dublin can be the most expensive part of your monthly cost. Fortunately, uhomes.com provides affordable choices to save your budget.

Off-campus Student Accommodation in Dublin:  €1500-€1800/month

Tuition Fees: €10,000-€20,000 per academic year

Transportation:

Student Leap Card: €40-€70/month

Taxi Start (Normal Tariff): €4.20 for basic fare, €2.00 per kilometre, €30.60 for 1-hour waiting

Food & Groceries:

Eating Out: €10-€90/meal 

Cooking by Yourself: €200-€300/month

Miscellaneous Costs :

Other living expenses, including books, clothing, internet, mobile, medical, and travel, are €200-€500/month. 

Dublin is the capital of Ireland and is home to many top institutions, each with unique academic programs and vibrant student communities. Below are some of the best universities in Dublin.

1. University College Dublin (UCD)
2. Dublin City University (DCU)
3. Trinity College Dublin (TCD) 
   
4. Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin)
5. Dublin Business School (DBS)
6. National College of Art and Design (NCAD)
7. Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI)

Our platform provides various student housing in Dublin, and you can take a short walk distance or a bus ride to these universities in an easy way. 

Dublin is known for its well-connected transport network, and students find it amazingly easy to commute by buses, LUCAS, DART, and DublinBikes. Don't worry about being late for your morning classes or going to further places from your student accommodation in Dublin. The transportation modes shown below can quickly take you to the campuses and city centre.

Bus:

Dublin Bus connects most parts of the city through a network of over 100 routes. You can pay using a "Leap Card" starting from €2.15 per journey. uhomes.com provides many student housing in Dublin, close to the bus stations within walking distance.

Light Rail:

The Luas, Dublin's tram service, offers two lines - the Red Line and the Green Line - that connect various parts of Dublin. Fares range from €1.70 for one zone to €2.60 for eight zones.

Trains:

The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) and Irish Rail provide excellent options for exploring areas within and outside Dublin. The standard fare starts from €2.00.

DublinBikes: 

DublinBikes is a convenient choice for short trips and a great way to explore Dublin at your own pace. Or, if you want to buy and ride your bike, many student apartments in Dublin provided by uhomes.com are equipped with bike storage for your convenience. 

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, provides lively and welcoming atmospheres where people can easily access the bustling city centre, historical museums, and vibrant pub scene. These city characteristics make Dublin the top choice for students to have extraordinary lives. The cost of living in Dublin is relatively high for students, but with careful planning, you can enjoy city life without overspending.

Firstly, the city is famous for its traditional food and incorporates multicultural dining options. Dublin has covered everything from the traditional Irish Stew to other international food. The Temple Bar area has many high-rated dining options and pubs. In addition, students also like to go to George's Street Arcade, where there are many shops and cafes to taste and enjoy. If you like shopping, Grafton Street is the main shopping street that satisfies your needs. uhomes.com offers student housing in Dublin and is close to these places for you to discover.
 
The bars in the Dublin City Centre provide places for students to relax and socialize with friends. For the students who like to taste Ireland Whisky, The Port House, The Auld Dubliner, and The Oliver St. John Gogarty are the best options for you. For sports and clubs, universities in Dublin host various clubs for students to join and meet new people with similar interests.
 
At the weekend, the students can also go to Phoenix Park, one of Europe's largest city parks and the Dublin Zoo's home. The park offers outdoor spaces for the students to have picnics and outdoor sports. For the students who enjoy the seaside, you can take the Dart to Howth to enjoy the beautiful scenery.
 
Dublin also has a rich cultural atmosphere, and you can visit Trinity College Library and the National Museum of Ireland to learn about the history of Ireland. Our platform offers diverse student rooms in Dublin and is close to these hot spots. Take your leisure time to discover these places and have fun.

Dublin is a city full of history, culture, and natural beauty, with many popular attractions that draw people to visit. The streets of Dublin are filled with artistic atmospheres, and the city boasts a wealth of museums, stadiums, theatres, cathedrals, and parks, each one radiating a unique cultural energy. There is always something to attract you to discover the city.

1. Trinity College & The Book of Kells
2. Phoenix Park
3. St Patrick's Cathedral
4. Abbey Theatre
5. Samuel Beckett Bridge
6. Aviva Stadium
7. National Leprechaun Museum
8. Jameson Distillery Bow St.
9. Wilde's House 
10. EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

uhomes.com provides student apartments in Dublin close to these spots, so you can learn about the city's history and the contemporary charms that make Dublin a dynamic destination.

We strongly recommend you start looking for student apartments in Dublin as early as possible, ideally in April or May. The peak period for booking student housing in Dublin is July and August, so starting your search earlier can give you more accommodation options and allow you to enjoy the early bird discount with uhomes.com. 

The average rent of accommodation in Dublin varies widely depending on location, room types, and additional amenities. Here is a list of average prices for different room types:

Ensuites: €299.10/week

Shared rooms: €252.35/week

Studio apartments: €445.04/week

1-bedroom apartments: €823.08/week

2-bedroom flats: €1,146.92/week

uhomes.com provides four common types of student accommodation in Dublin: ensuites, shared rooms, studios, and 1-bedroom apartments. Housing costs vary depending on the room type.

When reserving student accommodation in Dublin, we recommend that you consider carefully the following key aspects:

1. Location: Close to universities, transportation lines, and amenities such as supermarkets or restaurants.

2. Budget: Carefully search for affordable student accommodation in Dublin. Consider additional costs that may be involved, such as utilities and internet.
3. Room Types: Consider whether you want to enjoy the private space or stay with your friends for your student housing in Dublin. 

4. Security: Choose student apartments in Dublin with full security measures, such as 24/7 surveillance and controlled access systems.

5. Amenities/Facilities: Check out what amenities are included: gym, laundry, study area, etc.

6. Lease Agreement: Before paying for your student housing in Dublin, review the terms of the lease carefully, including the payment schedule, deposits, lease terms, and any stipulations or restrictions.

The best areas for student housing in Dublin include Rathmines, Phibsborough, Stoney Batter, and Portobello. These areas offer a good balance of affordability, university proximity, convenient transportation, and vibrant social life in Dublin.

You can easily find cheap student accommodation in Dublin on uhomes.com by following the steps below:

1. Filter by Budget: Set your price range and find student accommodation in Dublin within your budget constraint. You can also filter student apartments by choosing "Recommended" or "Lowest Price".

2. Sort and Compare: Sort the results by price to view affordable options first and save your favourite student rooms in Dublin for comparison.

3. Check Details: Carefully check the various details and fees. Review the amenities and utilities.

4. Contact and Arrange Viewings: Click "Apply Now" or "Enquire Now" to Contact us, and one of our professional consultants will work with you on the booking details or help you confirm the cheap rooms to rent in Dublin.