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What's a typically 800 euro studio apartment in Dubiln really like?

  • 15-06-2020 11:07am
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    I've read condemnation.

    To be honest the idea of a studio doesn't really bother me.
    Sure I like my space, but really so long as I have the essentials, bathroom, shower, hot water, cooker, microwave and reasonably adequate storage (in spite of potentially being "efficient" or compact storage), so long as it's there, I'm all good.

    A comment recently suggested that Dublin CC snaps up studios to reserve their use for the homeless, thus they're actually tricky to come by?

    I've never lived in a studio, typically shared accommodation which is shared cooking space and living room with 1 small ass fridge between 6 people, so basically I guess your bedroom is your sleeping area, you study area, your clothing and prep area - so is that so different from a studio?


    My ultimate question here is, are studio apartments in Dublin mostly for-real shoeboxes?

    I mean, are they actually liveable?

    Size comparison:

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    About right?

    Smaller?


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