Rooms to Rent in Sandymount, Dublin 4

Sandymount is a coastal village in Dublin 4, 3 to 4 km south-east of the city centre, between Ballsbridge, Irishtown and Merrion. Its centre is Sandymount Green, a small triangular park ringed by shops, cafés and restaurants, and its streets run down to Sandymount Strand, a wide stretch of sand on Dublin Bay. The strand has literary fame: James Joyce set two episodes of Ulysses there, and the Martello tower halfway along it was built as part of a chain of defences against a Napoleonic invasion.

Life here is shaped by the sea. A promenade runs along Strand Road, and the strand is a favourite for walks at low tide, although people have occasionally been caught out by the incoming tide on the flats. The concrete shell of the Victorian Sandymount baths, built in 1883, still stands out on the sand. Sport is a big part of local life too, with the YMCA, Pembroke and Railway Union cricket clubs and the Pembroke Wanderers hockey club.

Two DART stations, Sandymount and Sydney Parade, connect the area with the city centre in one direction and Dún Laoghaire and the south coast in the other, and the tech offices around Grand Canal Dock are close by. Rooms range from shares in period houses to apartments, and Sandymount suits people who want a quieter seaside base close to town. Dwelles lists rooms in Sandymount so you can compare what is available.

Postcode
Dublin 4 (D04)
Local council
Dublin City Council
Public transport
DART at Sandymount and Sydney Parade

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Frequently asked questions about renting in Sandymount

What postcode is Sandymount?
Sandymount is in Dublin 4, so its Eircodes start with D04. It shares the district with Ballsbridge, Ringsend, Irishtown and Donnybrook.
Which DART stations serve Sandymount?
Sandymount station and Sydney Parade station are both in the area. Both first opened in 1835 on Ireland's first railway, the Dublin and Kingstown line, and today DART trains run north to Pearse, Tara Street and Connolly and south to Dún Laoghaire, Bray and Greystones.
Is Sandymount near the beach?
Yes. Sandymount Strand runs along the edge of the village from Ringsend to Merrion Gates, and the promenade on Strand Road is popular with walkers and runners. The strand is part of the South Bull sandbank, and at low tide the sand stretches a long way out, so keep an eye on the incoming tide.
How much is rent in Sandymount?
It depends on whether the room is in a period house, a family home or an apartment, how big it is and whether bills are included. Current Dwelles listings for Sandymount show what rooms cost right now.
Is Sandymount a good place to live?
Sandymount suits people who want a village feel and the sea on their doorstep while staying close to the city. The green, the strand and the promenade are the main draws, and two DART stations make commuting straightforward. It is calmer than the inner city, with the city centre's nightlife a short trip away.

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