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Olga is looking for flatmates in London for £1100 per month

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Room for Rent – West Ealing W13 0TY A bright room is available in a shared flat in West Ealing. This is a low-occupancy home – only you and I will be living in the flat. The flat has: * 1 bathroom * Shared living room * Quiet and friendly atmosphere I travel quite often, so the flat is usually peaceful. Location: * Just 3 minutes’ walk to West Ealing Station * All major supermarkets are just a few minutes away Suitable for one person or a couple. Rent: * £1,000/month + bills (one person) * £1,100/month + bills (couple) Please send me a message if you’re interested or have any questions.

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This means that the property is a share accommodation household, or the accommodation seeker is happy to live in share accommodation with other tenants. Terms and conditions may apply on the property, and suitable checks should be carried out.

Details

Rental Type

Share Accommodation

Length of Stay

> 6 months

Number of Bedrooms

Property Type

Flat / Apartment / Unit

Parking

Street parking

Furnished

Furnished

Smoking Policy

Smoking only outside

Pets Policy

No Pets

£1100

Available

30 Jul, 2026

Published

27 Jul, 2026

Listed by

Olga

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