Large double room in Balham for a professional woman

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

Description

A spacious double room is available in a six-bedroom house in Balham from 1 November 2026. The tenancy is intended to be long term, with rent of £1,205 per month plus usual bills of around £60–90 per month. The bathroom is shared with one other person.

The house has four shared bathrooms, a large open-plan kitchen and lounge, two dishwashers and a double fridge. You would live with five other women in their mid-twenties, all working professionals who describe the household as sociable and close.

Balham Overground and Underground stations are about a five-minute walk away. The property is also close to a supermarket, the high street, pubs, cafés and shops. Applicants should be professional women in their twenties and provide proof of income, employment and housing or character references.

Who you’ll live with

  • 5 flatmates
  • Aged 24 to 26
  • Professionals
  • Female household

Where you’ll be

Balham Station, London, UK

  • Balham

  • Wandsworth Common

  • Clapham South

  • Tooting Bec

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Heating
Hot water
Electricity
Shower
Bed
Dishwasher
Refrigerator
Close to metro
Close to public transport

House Rules

  • Girls Only

Frequently Asked Questions

Use the message button on the listing to introduce yourself to the room lister. Messaging is free. With Membership you see new rooms during their first hours thanks to Early Bird access, and alerts reach you within minutes. A good first message says who you are, when you want to move in, how long you plan to stay, and one or two things about your lifestyle that match the listing.
Look for the Verified badge on the profile, it means the room lister has completed identity verification. Read the full listing, check the lifestyle preferences on each existing flatmate's profile, and review the photos of the room and shared spaces. Always arrange a viewing in person or by video call before sending any money, and never pay a deposit or holding fee before you have signed a tenancy agreement.
Yes, we strongly recommend it. Ask the room lister for a viewing in person, or for a live video tour if you are out of town. Use the viewing to meet the existing flatmates and ask about bills, house rules, and the rest of the household. A genuine room lister will always offer some form of viewing.
The listing shows the monthly rent and whether bills are included. Where bills are included, this usually covers utilities and internet. Confirm with the room lister exactly what is and is not included, and whether there is a deposit, a holding fee, or any agency fees on top.
You and the room lister agree on a move-in date and sign a tenancy agreement directly, the same way you would on any other room-share platform. Dwelles is a marketplace that connects you. The contract, deposit protection, and reference checks remain between you and the room lister. If anything looks suspicious, report the listing and stop communicating. In the UK you can also report scams to Action Fraud at actionfraud.police.uk. In Ireland, report them to your local Garda station.
Bills ≈ £75 extra
£1,205pcm

Recommended

Other options you might like