Ballpark estimate: Refreshing an apartment in D4

Richards1983

Hi all,

I've recently purchased a 2-bedroom (60m2) apartment in Dublin 4. It's entirely livable but I want to give it a refresh. It would be most appreciated if you could assist me in generating a ballpark figure for such work. Appreciating it's a "how long is a piece of string" question, I'd like to finish it to a medium standard (i.e. nice, solid, not budget but not top of the range).

- New electric heaters (3-4 heaters)
- New carpet (2x bedrooms, sitting room, hallway)
- New kitchen required (5m2)

Bathroom is fine.

Many thanks for your assistance,
Con

Richards1983

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Del2005

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smelly sock

Richards1983 wrote: »

Hi all,

I've recently purchased a 2-bedroom (60m2) apartment in Dublin 4. It's entirely livable but I want to give it a refresh. It would be most appreciated if you could assist me in generating a ballpark figure for such work. Appreciating it's a "how long is a piece of string" question, I'd like to finish it to a medium standard (i.e. nice, solid, not budget but not top of the range).

- New electric heaters (3-4 heaters)
- New carpet (2x bedrooms, sitting room, hallway)
- New kitchen required (5m2)

Bathroom is fine.

Many thanks for your assistance,
Con

I recently had living room, hall and 3 bedrooms carpet for 1500.

New kitchen with aplliances amd fittimg 4000.

Electric heaters? Unsure. Look them up online.

Alkers

- New electric heaters (3-4 heaters) No idea but investigate if infra red heaters would be any use to you as an alternative.
- New carpet (2x bedrooms, sitting room, hallway) - €2k-€5k
- New kitchen required (5m2) - €3k-€15k depending! You could just paint your current units or get new doors or go full hog with granite counter tops etc

Richards1983

That's great - thanks both for your kind feedback.