Rooms to Rent in Ranelagh, Dublin 6

Ranelagh is an urban village in Dublin 6, stretching from Charlemont Bridge on the Grand Canal down to the Milltown Road, and from Leeson Street across to Rathmines. It began as a village called Cullenswood and took its modern name from Ranelagh Gardens, an 18th-century pleasure garden named after a famous venue in Chelsea, London. The gardens are now a small public park, and in 1785 they were the launch site for Richard Crosbie's hot air balloon flight to Clontarf, just two years after the first manned balloon flight in history.

Life centres on the main street and the Ranelagh Triangle, where you will find cafés, restaurants, pubs and independent shops, while the side streets include many fine Victorian terraces, such as those around Mount Pleasant Square. Ranelagh Arts Centre faces the Luas stop on the main street and runs exhibitions throughout the year. The area also has a strong Irish language tradition: Scoil Bhríde, founded here in 1917, was the first gaelscoil in Ireland.

Ranelagh has two stops on the Luas Green line, Ranelagh on Ranelagh Road and Beechwood on Dunville Avenue, with direct trams to St Stephen's Green and the city centre, and south to Dundrum and Sandyford. It suits young professionals and anyone who wants a village atmosphere close to town, and rooms here range from shares in period houses to apartments. Dwelles lists rooms in Ranelagh so you can compare what is on offer and contact hosts directly.

Postcode
Dublin 6 (D06)
Local council
Dublin City Council
Public transport
Luas Green line: Ranelagh and Beechwood, with Charlemont at the northern edge

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Frequently asked questions about renting in Ranelagh

What postcode is Ranelagh?
Ranelagh is in Dublin 6, so its Eircodes start with D06. It shares the district with Rathmines, Rathgar and Milltown.
Which Luas stops serve Ranelagh?
Two stops on the Green line serve the area: Ranelagh, on Ranelagh Road close to the main street, and Beechwood, on Dunville Avenue. Charlemont, by the Grand Canal at the northern end of Ranelagh, is also within reach. Trams run north through St Stephen's Green and the city centre, and south towards Dundrum and Sandyford.
Is Ranelagh a good place to live?
Ranelagh is an affluent part of south Dublin, with a lively main street of cafés and restaurants, quiet Victorian side streets and two Luas stops with direct trams to the city centre. It suits people who want a village feel without giving up an easy commute.
How much is a room in Ranelagh?
It varies with the size of the room, whether bills are included and whether the property is a period house or a newer apartment. The quickest way to see realistic prices is to browse current Dwelles listings for Ranelagh, which show the rent and what it covers for each room.
Is Ranelagh close to the city centre?
Yes. The northern edge of Ranelagh is the Grand Canal at Charlemont Bridge, and from there St Stephen's Green is a short walk up Harcourt Street. The Green line also runs straight into the centre from the Ranelagh and Beechwood stops.

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