Double rooms available in Battersea from December

Available from:1 Dec 2026

Bedrooms:1

Max occupants:1

Description

Two double rooms are available from December, each priced at £1,100 per month plus bills. The second-floor room has a double bed and wardrobe. The third-floor room includes a double bed, bedside table, set of drawers and hanging rack.

The spacious house has a shared bathroom, an additional downstairs toilet in the utility room, and a washing machine. There is also an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area with a small paved rear garden. Josh and Mon, a professional couple, live in the house and work from home intermittently.

Queenstown Road Station is around 10 minutes away, with Clapham Junction, local supermarkets, Battersea Power Station, Battersea Park and Clapham Common also nearby. A bus stop is directly outside. Working professionals over 25 are preferred; couples are not accepted.

Who you’ll live with

2 flatmates
Professionals

Where you’ll be

Queenstown Road Station, London SW11 5EZ, UK

Queenstown Road (Battersea)
~1 min walk
Battersea Park
~4 min walk
Battersea Power Station
~10 min walk
Wandsworth Road
~13 min walk

Amenities

Wi-Fi

Heating

Hot water

Electricity

Shower

Bed

Wardrobe/Closet

Washing machine

Dining table

Close to public transport

House Rules

Couples: Not allowed

Frequently Asked Questions

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£1,100pcm/ per month