Double room in friendly Upper Tulse Hill house share

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Available from:12 Oct 2026
Bedrooms:1
Max occupants:1

Description

A double room is available in a spacious three-storey house, costing £881 per month. The home has a lounge, kitchen with breakfast bar and dining table, garden access, a utility room, downstairs toilet, cellar and two shared bathrooms, including a waterfall shower and a freestanding bath. A weekly cleaner is included in the shared bills.

You would join four men and two women aged 28–32, although one man and one woman are moving out. The household is made up of young professionals working in Central London, with a sociable atmosphere and shared dinners, films and evenings together.

The house is on Upper Tulse Hill between Brixton and Streatham. Brixton is around a 20-minute walk away, with easy bus connections and access to the Tube. Brockwell Park is nearby. Move-in is around 12 October, with slight flexibility.

Who you’ll live with

  • 4 flatmates
  • Aged 28 to 32
  • Professionals
  • Mixed household

Where you’ll be

Upper Tulse Hill, London, UK

  • Streatham Hill

  • Tulse Hill

  • Herne Hill

  • Brixton

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Heating
Hot water
Electricity
Shower
Bed
Dining table
Close to public transport

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Bills ≈ £136 extra£1,000 deposit
£881pcm

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