Double room in a friendly Battersea flatshare

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Available from:6 Nov 2026
Bedrooms:1
Max occupants:1

Description

A double room is available in a shared Battersea flat with a shared bathroom. The room is technically unfurnished, although the existing furniture is available for £250 and taking it is preferred. Move-in is planned for 6 November, with some flexibility around the following weekend.

You would live with Maddie, 26, who works in sports social media, and Dee, 30, who works in operations and facilities. They enjoy cooking together, going out for meals or drinks, gigs, cinema and occasional house parties, and are looking for a friendly young professional who wants a home rather than simply a place to sleep.

The flat has a modern kitchen with a fridge, freezer, microwave and washing machine, plus a shared living area, balcony and communal garden. A bus stop opposite serves the 170 to Victoria in around 15 minutes, while Clapham Junction is a 15–20 minute walk away.

Who you’ll live with

  • 2 flatmates
  • Aged 26 to 30
  • Professionals

Where you’ll be

Battersea, London, UK

  • Clapham Junction

  • Imperial Wharf

  • Queenstown Road (Battersea)

  • Battersea Park

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Heating
Hot water
Electricity
Shower
Bed
Refrigerator
Microwave
Washing machine
Balcony/Terrace
Close to public transport

House Rules

  • LGBTQ friendly

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Bills ≈ £120 extra
£913pcm

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