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We show you guys a rake load of Dublin properties every week - from lettings and sales to Airbnbs.
Partly because we love doing the research and writing about 'em, and partly because we have a slight obsession with trawling the interweb for unusual gaffs.
Today we stumbled upon this absolute beaut on Airbnb.
And not only are we super intrigued, but we've fallen head over heels in love.




Located in the Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 area, the extravagant home can sleep 12 people across six bedrooms.
The townhouse was available for rent on a month to month basis a while back for a whopping €12,500 per month which is a bargain considering one night is going for €850 on Airbnb which would work out at over €25,000 for a month-long stay.
No biggie.
We're sure it's well worth it for that D4 address, six bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, a games room, home cinema, kitchen and dining area, separate dining room, family room, cloakroom, reception hall, drawing room, dressing room and study.





The large outside space is immaculately maintained, highlighting the impressive scale and beauty of this special property.
This property has also parking for up to three cars and a beautifully mature extensive garden.
You'd expect to run into the likes of Jay Gatsby around every corner.
In our dreams...





It's a truly unique and rare rental epitomising old money opulence, design and architecture.
Very luxurious, very cool, very bougie.
And did we mention the rooftop jacuzzi?

If you wanna see the full listing click here.
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Published 14:54 3 Sept 2017 BST
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