Double room with private bathroom near Streatham Common

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Available from:3 Oct 2026
Bedrooms:1
Max occupants:2

Description

A large double room is available in a spacious ground-floor three-bedroom, three-bathroom flat opposite Streatham Common. It is the biggest bedroom and has its own private bathroom. The home also has an open-plan living and kitchen area with an island, plenty of natural light and a private garden, plus access to a shared garden behind the property.

You would live with Greta, a 31-year-old Production Accountant, and Aidan, a 26-year-old Fashion Stylist. They have lived in the flat for four years and just under one year respectively. They are easy-going, enjoy cooking and having friends over, and respect personal space. The household also includes Loki, a friendly five-year-old mixed-breed dog.

The flat is in Streatham, next to the Common and close to pubs, gyms and cafés. Streatham Overground is around five minutes away, with good transport connections. The room is available from 3 or 4 October 2026 on a rolling contract, for £960 per month plus approximately £100–£120 in bills.

Where you’ll be

Streatham Common, Streatham Common, Streatham Common S, London SW16 3BX, UK

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Heating
Hot water
Electricity
Shower
Bed
Private bathroom
Close to public transport

House Rules

  • Couples: Allowed

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Bills excl. +£110
£960 / per month

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