Double room in Battersea near Battersea Park

Available from:1 Sept 2026

Bedrooms:1

Max occupants:1

Description

A double room is available from 1 September in a well-kept three-bedroom house in Battersea. The room is for a single occupant only and is suitable for someone in their late 20s to mid-30s who enjoys keeping shared spaces clean and tidy.

You would share with one woman in her 30s, while the third bedroom is used as a spare room and office, creating a quieter household. The property also has a large garden and an outdoor shed for additional storage.

The house is around five minutes from Battersea Park, with local cafés, shops and transport links nearby. Rent is £1,300 pcm excluding bills, with a deposit required.

Where you’ll be

Battersea, London, UK

Amenities

Wi-Fi

Heating

Hot water

Electricity

Shower

Bed

Balcony/Terrace

House Rules

Couples: Not allowed

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£1,300 / per month