Large room in a four-bedroom house near Clapham South Station

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

Description

The largest room in the house is available, with plenty of space, storage and natural light. The bathroom is shared with one other woman. The room is offered from November for £1,250 per month, with bills paid separately at around £80–£120 depending on the season.

You would join Priscilla, Zara and Grace, aged 27, 24 and 23. They are looking for a sociable housemate who enjoys chatting, dinners, drinks and occasional nights out, while also respecting time alone. The household works partly in the office and partly from home.

The four-bedroom house has a garden, a large kitchen and living room, plus a spare room used as an office. Clapham South Station and Clapham Common are about a three-minute walk away, with supermarkets and coffee shops nearby.

Who you’ll live with

  • 3 flatmates
  • Aged 23 to 27
  • Professionals

Where you’ll be

Clapham South Station, London, UK

  • Clapham South

  • Balham

  • Clapham Common

  • Wandsworth Common

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Heating
Hot water
Electricity
Shower
Bed
Close to metro

House Rules

  • Girls Only

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Bills ≈ £100 extra
£1,250pcm

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