Advertised as ‘Owner Occupied’ which means you would be a licensee, a guest, which equates to virtually zero rights. To share this room you pay €100pw for 5 nights. Photos suggest you have no access to the owners kitchen. #LicenseeRights #RaiseTheRoof https://t.co/7S5L0xqWq3 pic.twitter.com/YkmgE7qSZl
— Dublin Rental Investigator (@RentalProperty8) January 28, 2019
When a midnight feast requires military-style manoeuvres.
Good times.
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Don’t get out of bed at night when the alarm is on or you’ll trip the infrared sensor above the window
Going to the toilet after 10 pm is forbidden. Talking is also forbidden. Sandwich maker can only be used after 7pm, no fancy sandwiches!
There is no need for that amount of plates
What if you have friends around for dinner
True, they’d come handy for a platter of cooked breads and toasties
And I see Sarah is looking for males only, too.
Maybe it’s not for long term letting.
Could be perfect for someone who has to spend a few weeks in Dublin for a job.
Is it really that bad in that case?
I assume the sheets are changed every weekend.
Would you get any cheaper for a hostel or B&B?
Living on toasted sandwiches?
Grand sure.
“Is it really that bad …”
It’s tooty-pooty fluffkins disgusting and criminal.
Why is the chest of drawers blocking the door?
Don’t go in there Cian.
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DON’T GO IN THERE!!
To be fair its being let as basically a student digs, wifi and bills included.
Its not the cheapest but its not a poophole either.
is there already someone there or do you have the whole room to yourself?
Being effectively confined to your bedroom is a bit cr*p but this isn’t that bad in the grand scheme of things….
If you’re a teenager maybe?