Single room in friendly shared house in Battersea

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Available from:7 Nov 2026
Bedrooms:1
Max occupants:1

Description

A single room is available in a five-bedroom house in Battersea for £900 per month. It includes a bed frame, mattress, plenty of storage and a desk; an office chair is also provided. A double room is available from 18 November for £1,050 per month.

The house is shared with one woman and two men aged 25–27, all working full time. It is a friendly, social household that enjoys cooking, fitness, pub trips and nights out. There is communal space for relaxing and a small courtyard, along with a washing machine and dryer.

Water, electricity and gas are included. Council tax and Wi-Fi are extra and shared at £25 per person monthly. Battersea Park, Queenstown Road and Clapham Junction stations, Battersea Power Station and a Tesco are nearby, with cycle routes in the area.

Who you’ll live with

  • 3 flatmates
  • Aged 25 to 27
  • Professionals
  • Mixed household

Where you’ll be

Battersea, London, UK

  • Clapham Junction

  • Imperial Wharf

  • Queenstown Road (Battersea)

  • Battersea Park

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Amenities

Wi-Fi
Heating
Hot water
Electricity
Shower
Bed
Wardrobe/Closet
Desk/Workspace
Washing machine
Close to public transport

House Rules

  • Couples: Not allowed

Frequently Asked Questions

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Bills ≈ £25 extra
£900pcm

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