
Grand Canal Street Lower, Dublin 2
2 bedrooms - €2,550 / month - BER B2
Commute
18 min est.
to Google offices
Energy
€90–€105/mo
BER B2 estimate
Value Score
Good value
for this shortlist
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Bright two bedroom apartment near Google offices, with a balcony and gym.

2 bedrooms - €2,550 / month - BER B2
Commute
18 min est.
to Google offices
Energy
€90–€105/mo
BER B2 estimate
Value Score
Good value
for this shortlist
Commute, energy cost and Value Score appear when the information needed for an estimate is available.
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