The Sidings - Adamstown
Currently not accepting applications
Overview
Oaklee is proud to present our first cost rental homes at The Sidings, Adamstown, Co. Dublin. Cost rental housing is open to people who do not qualify for social housing but whose net household income is less than €66,000 per annum. This new type of rental accommodation is supported by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, the Housing Finance Agency and South Dublin County Council.
The development comprises of 154 units including 71 one-bedroom apartments, 81 two-bedroom apartments and 2 three-bedroom apartments.
1-bedroom apartment: €1,525/month
2-bed apartment: €1,705/month
3-bed apartment: €1,800/month
The development offers a superb offering of spacious apartment types which are expertly designed to cater for all needs of today's lifestyles. Consisting of a range of layouts and unit types, the key features include modern kitchen, living room with spacious balcony, bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, en-suite, separate utility room and an abundance of storage.
Location
The Sidings as a destination includes a significant retail amenity, Tesco, Aldi, a new three-acre public park. This, combined with a host of childcare, primary and secondary schools, ensures that Station View residents have all that they need on their doorstep. It is a short distance from the N3 and M50 Motorways, providing easy access in and out of Dublin City Centre and further afield for people travelling by car. The development is also close to a host of key employment hubs including Grange Castle and Park West Business Campus' as well as Intel Leixlip. There are also regular bus services to "The Crossings" with the 25B and 25 D bus / terminus just minutes' walk away. Register your interest now to arrange a viewing to be part of this exciting new community.
Terms and conditions for cost rental housing in Ireland are set out in the Affordable Housing Act 2021.
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Am I eligible?
You are eligible for a cost rental home if you meet the following criteria;
Net annual household income is below €66,000 for Dublin. Applicants will have to prove how they have calculated their net household income.
You are not in receipt of any social housing supports (including Rent Supplement or HAP).
You do not own a property.
Your household size is suitable for the size of the property advertised (all members of the household must be living in Ireland at the time of applying).
You can afford to pay the rent for the home.
Your household has only entered one application for a cost rental property.
Applicants will be required to submit supporting documentation to evidence affordability. Only one application per household is permitted. Anyone or any household applying multiple times will be disqualified from the lottery.
You must include all members of your household when completing your Expression of Interest. If you do not include all members of your household in your Expression of Interest, you will be deemed ineligible.
Being drawn from the lottery is not an offer of accommodation; you must submit all documentation within 48 hours of request to submit documents and you must meet all criteria before being assessed and considered.