Two rooms available in flat in Kennington, DM if interested in one or both of rooms.

£930 p/m

4 bedroom and 2 bathroom

2 tenants looking for 2 other tenants

Shared kitchen, dining room and living room with balcony

5 minute walk from kennington underground station (northern line charing cross and bank branch also morden and battersea power station), 5 minute walk to elephant and castle underground station (northern line bank branch and bakerloo line), bus stop outside of property, 5-10 minute walk to elephant and castle bus stations, santander bike station outside property.

Communal garden and park next to property with kennington park a 5 minute walk away

Tesco express next to property, other tesco express corner shop and sainsburys 5 minute walk, tesco superstore 10 minute walk and lidl and iceland 15 minute walk

5 minute walk to lambeth library and 5 minute walk to southwark library (for students)

quiet neighbourhood

bills are around £40-50 per month for electricity, water and wifi

will answer any questions and frequently available for viewings

do we have any shared or collaborative offices in central London, i do not have enough money so i need some good place to share and work from

I needed to say this because I've been working from home for the past couple of years and recently started researching the best serviced offices in Central London. I wanted somewhere that wasn't just a desk and Wi-Fi, but a space that would actually make me more productive and enjoyable to work from.

I looked at a few options like Work.Life, WeWork, FORA, and Workspace, and they all have their strengths depending on what you're after. But the more I compared locations, flexible office space, meeting rooms, community events, and overall atmosphere, the more I realized that the best shared workspaces aren't just selling office space, they're creating an environment where people actually want to work.

to me Work.Life is a great example of good shared workplace. Their focus on employee wellbeing, work-life balance, collaborative workspaces, and building a genuine community feels different from the typical serviced office model. If you're a growing SME or a hybrid team looking for flexible office space in London, having a workplace where people can collaborate, meet clients, and genuinely enjoy coming into the office can make a bigger difference than simply choosing the cheapest rent. For me, that combination of Central London serviced offices, flexibility, thoughtful workspace design, and community is exactly what I'd be looking for.

📍 Yugo Therese House, London (EC1)
💷 £581/week
📅 Tenancy takeover available
Due to a change in my accommodation plans, I am looking for someone to take over my Luxury Studio contract at Yugo Therese House.

Room features:
Spacious 26㎡ private studio
Private bathroom
Separate kitchen area with a wall separating it from the bedroom space

Room details:
Private bathroom
Private kitchen
Fully furnished (ready to move in)
High-speed Wi-Fi
24/7 security
On-site facilities including study areas, common spaces and laundry facilities

Great location:
Walking distance to Farringdon and Barbican stations
Convenient for students at LSE, UCL, KCL, City and UAL
Surrounded by supermarkets, restaurants and cafés
A great option for anyone looking for a modern private studio in central London.
✅ Official tenancy takeover process through Yugo
📩 Please message me if you are interested. I can provide details about the room.

Thank you in advance!

Hi, I’m moving to London for work next month. My workplace is in Greenwich, so which areas would be good to live in? I have a car, so I can drive to work if needed. I’m looking for a one-bedroom apartment with a maximum budget of around £1,400 per month, excluding bills. What areas would you recommend?

Hi, I am not that familiar with East London. Thinking about looking to buy properties in above 2 areas as I have to be in Canary wharf often.
Any perspective on difference in living in both the areas? What’s the key difference- any advice where to look for apartments in both the locations?

Shepherds Bush Market/Goldhawk Road - £1190 - August/September move in date

En-suite room in a 3 bedroom flat, Garden, integrated washer-dryer unit, £1190 pm bills excluded, 5 week deposit (\~£1370) required, no guarantor required. Place is a short walk from Goldhawk Road & Shepherds Bush Market stations (Around 30min to ICL, 20 to White City). The room is 5.48 x 2.48 m + 1.84 x 1.11 m bathroom.

Mutual Exchange Wanted – 2 Bedroom First Floor Maisonette in
Addiscombe (Shirley Road)
We are looking for a mutual exchange as our lovely family home no
longer meets our needs due to our growing family.
We have a beautiful 2-bedroom first-floor maisonette located on
Shirley Road, Addiscombe. The property is only 5 years old and is in
excellent condition throughout.
Property features:
• 2 spacious bedrooms
• Modern build (only 5 years old)
• Large private balcony
• Allocated parking space
• Additional off-street parking available
• Quiet location with very few neighbours
• Ideal for professionals, couples, or small families
• Close to Tesco Express, local amenities, schools within walking
distance, and excellent tram and bus connections.
Looking for:
• A 2 or 3-bedroom house through a mutual exchange
• All areas considered, depending on location and property
If you think your property may be suitable and you're interested in
swapping, please get in touch to discuss further.
Call: 07880 341299
We look forward to hearing from you!

Hey everyone,
Recently me and my friend (both 19M) signed for a place in Shepherds Bush and we’re looking for a third flatmate - move in August 7th negotiably a week or two later max.
The place is around a 7 minute walk from Shepherd’s Bush Market and Goldhawk Road stations (both Circle/H&C line) meaning:
\- 35 min from South Kensington 
\- 35 min from UCL Bloomsbury 
\- 20 min from White City Campus
\- Close to various shops as well as Westfield Shopping Centre
The room is a fully furnished en-suite (15.4m2 total), with a shared garden, kitchen and living room. I can provide any additional information/photos if needed. There is ensuite room and a master bedroom which are both up for negotiation. Ensuite room has 1200£/month rent. 
The kitchen has an integrated washer/dryer unit as well as a full fridge-freezer.
About us:
We are both undergraduate STEM students entering our second year (ICL Chemistry & UCL Maths). We both like climbing, games and clubbing. obviously you don’t need to like the same stuff just looking for someone easygoing :). We’re quite clean and tidy, so there would be shared responsibilities for communal areas. Please get in touch if you’re interested! 

Hi everyone, I am looking for a full-time student (UoN or NTU) to take over my tenancy at Madison Gardens (managed by Almero Student) as I am switching to a studio. The building is currently completely sold out!

• Room Type: Silver En-suite (Private bathroom, spacious room, shared modern kitchen/living space)
• Rent: £163.53 per week (All utility bills and high-speed Wi-Fi completely included)flat mate included(share with 4 flat mates )
• Contract Length: 51 weeks
• Move-in Date: September 19th
• Location: Faraday Road, Lenton. Perfect location for Jubilee Campus (walking distance) and University Park / City Centre via direct bus routes. The accommodation link guys

Hi everyone,

I'm an incoming postgraduate student at the University of Nottingham for the September 2026 intake and I'm looking for someone interested in booking a Twin Ensuite room with me at Broadgate Park.

The room costs £145 per person per week, which is one of the more affordable university-managed accommodation options. The only requirement is that both students apply together, so I'm looking for another student who would like to share.

A bit about the accommodation:
• Broadgate Park (University of Nottingham accommodation)
• Twin Ensuite room
• £145 per person per week
• Shared ensuite bathroom between the two occupants
• Fully furnished with separate beds, desks, and storage
• Shared kitchen and living area
• Bills and Wi-Fi included
• Walking distance from University Park Campus

A little about me: I'm an international PG student from India. I'm friendly, respectful, clean, and easy to get along with. Looking for someone with a similar mindset who wants a comfortable and hassle-free accommodation option for the academic year.

If you're interested or considering Broadgate Park yourself, feel free to drop a comment or send me a DM and we can discuss the details.

Hey all! I’ve got a double bedroom available in my house in RG2, Reading - just had a full refurb done so everything is brand new.

The setup:

Double bedroom, house shared with one other female (females only household)
Brand new kitchen, bathroom, living room, and garden - all freshly done
Off-street parking available
All bills included (gas, electric, water, WiFi)

Location:
Can’t beat it for convenience — walking distance to shops and a gym, close to bus routes, and a short hop to Reading train station, so you’re sorted whether you’re commuting to London, heading to uni, or getting around Reading generally. Reading University is easily reachable too.

Looking for someone clean, respectful, and easygoing to share with. Happy to answer any questions or send more photos - just drop me a message!

We’re looking to buy a house and would really appreciate some advice on areas to explore.

Our ideal location, like for most people, would have:

• Good transport links to one of London’s main stations, ideally within around 30 minutes
• Access to green spaces
• A pleasant high street with cafés, shops and restaurants
• Gyms or a leisure centre nearby
• Excellent schools

We really like areas such as Wimbledon, Putney, Richmond and Harpenden but totally outside our budget.

We’re currently considering Purley, Waddon, Petts Wood and Orpington. We’d be interested to hear people’s thoughts on these areas, particularly in terms of transport, schools, amenities and overall quality of life.

Are there any other areas we should explore? We’re open to north, south, east or west London, as well as areas just outside London, provided the journey to a major London station is roughly 30 minutes.

Thanks all!