Acquirenti di Dublino che offrono una piccola casa leggermente più grandi di tre spazi di parcheggio
https://www.thejournal.ie/dublin-tiny-house-portobello-6689837-Apr2025/
di WickerMan111
Acquirenti di Dublino che offrono una piccola casa leggermente più grandi di tre spazi di parcheggio
https://www.thejournal.ie/dublin-tiny-house-portobello-6689837-Apr2025/
di WickerMan111
12 commenti
Unfortunately I’d probably bid on smaller lol
I gotta put a bed somewhere.
Knock it, lease it out as three car park spaces in Portobello… get your money back in a couple of years.
You know the boom is in when the person listing it on Daft can’t be bothered their arse to even run a spell check on the ad.
That is outrageous. It’s fucked . 1750 in rent. Get out of Dublin . I’m about to be paying 1300 for a 4 bed in meath mortgage. Fuck living there .
Rent it then for 3k plus
That’s depressing
They’ve been trying to sell this for years.
I think there was an article on some newspaper about in 4 or 5 years ago with the owner talking about how great a location it was and they’d bought it to live in but then they had a family and ended up living elsewhere. Which was bollocks because it had clearly been bought and renovated as cheaply as possible to stick on Airbnb.
Do you crawl into bed? Literally cant stand
An apartment that size would sell for €230k to €250k anywhere in the city. This is a house, so no property management fees, and it has a small yard at the back. €300K sounds ok to me, especially for that location. Resale might be an issue though because people don’t like weirdness.
Looking at google maps, the full lot size appears to be nearly 80 metres square, so there’s still “plenty” of room to extend. A lot of those little 1 storey artisans cottages elsewhere in Dublin wouldn’t be much larger than 3 parking spaces either even with their rear yards fully extended on, and I’ve seen them sell for a lot more.
The story behind this house, it’s smaller than the other houses on the terrace because it was a fill- in house as the terrace was built from both ends and finally met at this house.
It goes without saying that the main selling point there will be the location. The target market mostly would be young high earning professionals who don’t have families or drive and want a secure place to live close to work.
The greater fool economic theory would also apply. They would be hoping that with moderate improvements they could sell it for more when they are done with the place in a couple of years time.
At first glance the price seems outrageous but bear in mind it’s Dublin and similarly sized apartments go stupid money with management fees to boot.