18 Summer Street North, Dublin

18 Summer Street North offers prime student houses in Dublin. This lovely home is spread across three floors right in central Dublin. 18 Summer Street North Dublin provides easy access to the National College of Ireland with a 20-minute walk. Also, Trinity College Dublin is within a 22-minute bus ride, and Technological University Dublin Grangegorman Campus is a 28-minute bus ride away from 18 Summer Street North. 18 Summer Street North for rent provides a range of room types, including studios, en-suites, and shared rooms. Moreover, you can easily walk to Connelly Station, the IFSC, Croke Park, plus plenty of shops and cafés.  

Step into this tastefully decorated home at 18 Summer Street North, where original features add charm throughout. From the entrance hallway, discover two inviting reception rooms and a kitchen that leads out to your own private garden. Also on the ground floor of 18 Summer Street North Dublin are two more bedrooms and a handy downstairs toilet. Head upstairs to find two good-sized double bedrooms and the family bathroom. 

Surrounding 18 Summer Street North, there are plenty of restaurants, pubs, supermarkets, and green spaces for you to explore. Wallace’s Asti, El Grito Mexican Taqueria Mountjoy Square, One Society, and Shi Wang Yun are some popular choices for you to taste various cuisines around the world. Near 18 Summer Street North Dublin, there are also many pubs for you to have a fun night, such as Phil Ryan's Hogan Stand, The Auld Triangle, and The Big Romance. Spar, Al Huda Grocery, and Tesco Express are the convenience stores near 18 Summer Street North for rent to fulfill your fridge and food cabinets.

Getting around is easy at 18 Summer Street North. You've got great public transport options like the LUAS trams, plenty of bus routes, and Connolly Train Station. Reaching the M50 and M1 motorways, or even Dublin Airport, is straightforward thanks to the Port Tunnel. Plus, a brand new cycleway close to 18 Summer Street North Dublin is being built right now – it'll soon give cyclists a safe path all the way to Howth.