Double room in shared house in Brixton Hill

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Available from:9 Oct 2026
Bedrooms:1
Max occupants:1

Description

A double room is available in a spacious three-bedroom house on a residential road in Brixton Hill. The room includes a wardrobe and bed frame, but no other furniture; a mattress may be arranged with the outgoing tenant. Rent is £990 per month, with bills estimated at £150 per person.

You would share the house with Elijah, a 27-year-old civil servant who works partly from home, and Jasmine, 25, who works in celebrity PR. The house has two bathrooms with two showers and one bath, a large kitchen and living area, a dishwasher, plenty of shared space and a back garden. The household is LGBTQ+ inclusive and values both social time and personal space.

The house is around a 20-minute walk from Clapham Common and Brixton town centre. A permanent tenancy is required, and the landlord requires a minimum annual salary of £38,000 for referencing.

Who you’ll live with

  • 2 flatmates
  • Aged 25 to 27
  • Professionals

Where you’ll be

Brixton Hill, London, UK

  • Brixton

  • Herne Hill

  • Clapham North

  • Clapham Common

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Heating
Hot water
Electricity
Private bathroom
Shower
Dishwasher
Bed
Wardrobe/Closet
Close to public transport

House Rules

  • LGBTQ friendly

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Bills ≈ £150 extra
£990pcm

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