2 available apartments to rent in Limerick

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2 available apartments to rent in Limerick found

2 bedrooms apartment of 109.09 m² - Cozy living space

2 rooms apartment of 109m²

Limerick, Ireland

2,300 € / month

3 rooms apartment of 122m²

Crannóg, Abbey B, Limerick, V94, Ireland

2,586 € / month

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Commonly asked questions

How to rent an apartment in Limerick?

To rent an apartment in Limerick, start by browsing online platforms like Rentola, where you can filter by price, size, and location. Once you find a suitable property, you’ll typically need to contact the landlord or letting agent to arrange a viewing. If you're interested, be prepared to submit an application with references, proof of income, and a form of ID. If approved, you’ll sign a lease agreement and pay a deposit (usually one month's rent) plus the first month’s rent in advance.

How many apartments for rent available in Limerick?

We currently have 2 apartment rentals in Limerick available at Rentola - however, this changes daily, so please check back regularly to stay up-to-date with the latest listings.

How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Limerick?

The cost of renting an apartment in Limerick depends on the area, size, and condition of the property. The average rent for apartments in Limerick is 2443 € per month. Depending on the location you can expect to pay between 2300 € to 2586 € per month. Prices can also fluctuate based on demand and time of year.

What do I need to rent an apartment in Limerick?

To rent an apartment in Limerick, you typically need proof of identification (such as a passport or driver's licence), recent payslips or proof of income, a reference from a previous landlord or employer, and sometimes a PPS number. Many landlords also require a deposit equal to one month’s rent and expect the first month’s rent upfront. Having your documents ready can speed up the process, especially in competitive markets.

How to get lower rent on an apartment in Limerick?

To secure a lower rent in Limerick, consider looking in less central areas or neighbouring suburbs where demand may be lower and prices more affordable. Being flexible with your move-in date and length of lease can also help, as landlords may offer discounts for longer commitments. It can also be worthwhile to act quickly on new listings and to search during off-peak rental seasons when competition is lower. While direct negotiation isn't always possible, it may be considered in some private rental situations.