Cork Street

Some of the oldest buildings in the city of Dublin include the ancient gates of Dublin and Christchurch Cathedral, it's been standing for a millennium. The city is full of fantastic architecture, shops and parks.

Through Casita’s website, you can find great  student housing in Dublin that span all over the city.

The city is also a hub of art, which can be displayed by the variety of local talents seen around the city, both in art and craft. Dublin also is renowned for its education, having 100,000 students studying in its universities, the oldest being Trinity College, founded in 1592.

The Cork street building offered by Fresh has many amenities and features, including an on-site team, security through CCTV and a security team, Wi-Fi, vending machine, a laundry room, a communal kitchen, a lounge area, a terrace, a dining room and a bike shop. Multiple room options are available both in the studio and the en-suite room category. 

It hosts numerous social events and has many spaces for your various needs and leisure. It has a cinema room, study room and a gym. All bills are included.

Dublin, the capital of the Republic of Ireland, has a rich, beautiful culture with warm people, fantastic hangout spots and rich history. Initially built by the Vikings in 841, it is the oldest known settlement in Ireland and was once named Dubh Lin. The city has witnessed many historical events that have changed the course of this city. The city was erected next to the river Liffey, which gives the town a fantastic charm with all the bridges that adorn it. 

The building is in a calm spot in the city around multiple stores and parks. It's got a mix of old and new elements. The Liberties, where the student house is located, is an old neighbourhood with lots of history. It is said to have been called the Liberties as it was outside the city’s main walls. 

It’s got the Fayrouz Lebanese restaurant in front of it and is a short walk’s distance away from weaver park. Not only that, but it got multiple conveniences around the corner, such as Lidl three minutes and a three-minute walk from the Centra convenience store. The city’s renowned Liberty Market is an 11-minute walk from the property, and the National Stadium for events is three minutes away by car. The historical Dublin Castle is a six-minute drive away from the property. The Famous victorian garden, St.Stephen’s Green, is a six-minute drive, and right next to it is the Stephen’s Green Shopping centre. The national museum of archaeology is a nine-minute drive from the property. 

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Highlights Nearby:

The building is an 11-minute walk from the National College of Art and Design, and a 15-minute ride by public transport to the Royal College of Surgeons and Dublin Business school. It is also a 16-minute ride by public transport to Trinity college. The building is right next to  Brickfield Lane bus stop and is four minutes away by walk to Ardee Street’s and St Thomas Road’s bus stops.