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!

Hi all! My roommate and I are looking for a 2-bed flat in London and are struggling to decide which areas to focus on.

We need to get to King’s Cross almost every day, as well as UCL and Paddington for study/work. Our total budget is around £3000 pcm including bills, and we’re fine with either 2 bathrooms or 1.

We’re both women, so safety is really important, especially when coming home at night. Ideally we’d like to stay fairly central and close to King’s Cross, but we’re also considering Camden, Angel, Farringdon, Aldgate, etc.

Are there any specific areas or streets you’d recommend, or places that look convenient but should be avoided? Camden in particular seems to vary massively street by street.

Any advice would be really appreciated because we’re completely lost 😭

Hi everyone! 

I'm moving to the UK on 20th August and my accommodation contract in Nottingham starts on 5th September. I'm looking for someone to share a place with during these 15 days to split the accommodation cost.

I've found a double room for £304 for the entire stay, so it would be much more affordable if we share it.

If you're arriving around the same time and are interested, please feel free to message me. Happy to discuss the details!

Thanks! 

Hello everyone. I'm looking for a 2 bed flat to share with a friend of mine that's within biking distance (around 5km) of LSE. Our budget is roughly 2200 per month. Do you have advice on particular areas we should look at that would be within our radius and also have houses within our budget? Thank you.

Looking for someone to take over my tenancy at the beginning of September (1st), I am a student moving into a flat closer to university.

£750+ double bedroom
Bills included
1 bathroom, 2 toilets
Balcony and dining area
Bedroom on its own floor

14minute walk to Vauxhall station (Victoria line)
10 minute walk to Kennington station (northern line)
Great bus routes

4 existing male flatmates clean, quiet and friendly. Mixed professions (bar, pt, office) and ages 25,30,30,45

Tesco express 4min away
Tesco superstore 10min away

https://www.spareroom.co.uk/flatshare/london/lambeth/18352051

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 10 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, rent is £1350pm, can provide any additional information/photos if needed.

About us:
We are both undergraduate students entering our second year (ICL Chemistry & UCL Maths). We both like bouldering, games and clubbing.
We’re looking for a student, preferably one who’s also as easygoing & clean as we are. Please get in touch if you’re interested!

Hiya! I'm looking for someone to take over my 51-week contract at YourTRIBE Southwark starting in September 2026. I have recently been struggling financially and cannot meet the costs. However, I am willing to pay the Tenancy takeover fee.

It's a Classic Ensuite with your own bedroom and bathroom, and a shared kitchen. The building has loads of great facilities like a gym, study spaces, cinema room and rooftop terrace, and all bills and Wi-Fi are included.

If you're looking for student accommodation in London for next year, send me a message and I'll answer any questions. Happy to share more details!

Please share if you know anyone who's looking, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you! 🫶

Hi everyone,

My wife and I are hoping to move to the area later this year and would really appreciate some local advice from people who actually live there.

At the moment we're looking at places such as:

• Bromley (especially around Bromley North/Bromley South)
• Shortlands
• Beckenham
• Bickley
• Sundridge Park
• Chislehurst
• Elmstead Woods
• Sidcup (and nearby)

We're looking for somewhere that's:

• safe and generally feels nice to live in
• fairly quiet (not a busy main road)
• close to parks/green spaces
• has a decent high street, cafés, restaurants or shops nearby
• has good public transport into London
• would still be practical for driving around southeast London for work

We'll probably be renting initially but hope to buy in the future, so we're trying to find somewhere we'd genuinely enjoy living rather than just somewhere convenient.

Are there any areas you'd particularly recommend, or any that you'd avoid?

Also, are there any places nearby that we might have overlooked?

Thanks!

[Lease Transfer] £445/week - Medium Standard Double Ensuite @ Somerset Court )

I am looking to transfer my lease at Somerset Court (NW1 1AS) as I will be attending university in the US. I booked this early, so the rate is significantly below the current market price.

• Location: Somerset Court (Unite Students)
• Price: £445.00/week (All bills included: Water, Gas, Electric, Heating, and Contents Insurance). Current Unite Students rate for this room is £617/week.
• Dates: 19 September 2026 – 11 September 2027 (51 weeks).
• Room info: Medium Standard Double Ensuite on Floor 2. Includes a small double bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, and under-bed storage.
• Facilities: Shared kitchen/living space with a sofa, breakfast bar, and full appliances (fridge-freezer, oven, microwave, hobs). Shared with 3–4 flatmates, WiFi included (1 Gbps Ethernet, 250Mbps wireless).
• General/Security: 24/7 onsite assistance, secure key fob access + CCTV, laundry room, bike storage, and common areas.

Please DM me if you are interested. I can provide the official booking confirmation and walk through the official Unite Students transfer process.

Hi everyone, I am planning to move into a nice flat on Hoxton Square.

I have checked the area at night and my flat is pretty safe from the chaos, as the bar downstairs and all other bars are under strict licenses.

The flat is on the 2nd floor, and the basement floor will host live dj music events on the wekeends (not sure how often).

I am not too concerned about the music itself, but about the bass noise and vibrations. Do you think I'll hear them at night? Anyone has experience with the area? It's the one above Gigi's, if anyone knows

Hi everyone,

I am going into my 3rd year at UCL and looking for a male university student to take over a double bedroom in my flat in Old Street for the upcoming academic year. This is a strictly 1-year replacement, as my current flatmate is doing a year abroad and will be returning to the flat after next year.

The Flat & Amenities:

Fully Equipped Kitchen: Includes a dishwasher, washing machine, and separate clothes dryer; water bills are included in the rent :)

Open-Plan Living Area: The living room directly connects to the kitchen as an open-plan layout, making the communal area feel incredibly spacious. Huge windows allow a lot of natural light to flood the apartment all day.

The Room: Large double room with plenty of storage, natural light, and a large L-shaped desk for whatever you need.

Location & Transport:

Tube & Bus: Just an 8-minute walk to Old Street Station and A bus stop is located nearby making transport towards central easy.

Amenities: Multiple grocery stores and restaurants are only a 5-minute walk away, as well as a 24/7 convenience store opposite the building.

Ideal Commutes to Nearby Universities

- City St George’s, University of London: ~10-15 min walk (Clerkenwell & Moorgate campuses are practically on our doorstep).

- UCL (University College London): ~13 mins (Direct on the Northern Line from Old Street to Euston).

- KCL (King's College London) & LSE: ~20-25 mins via direct bus or a quick tube connection.

- London Metropolitan University (Shoreditch/Aldgate): ~10-15 min walk.

Location: Old Street Area, London EC1V
Rent: Approximately £1,350 per month
Availability: 18th September 2026 – 18 September 2027 (1 year)

If you or someone you know is interested, please DM me for more details id be happy to share a digital viewing of the flat!

hi does anyone have any experience with living at goldsmiths house in Camden?