Rooms to rent in UB7
Live rooms in the UB7 postcode district of Hillingdon. Each listing shows the full postcode and street, never the house number, until a viewing is arranged.
Rooms available in UB7
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What a room costs here
- Local Housing Allowance, shared accommodation rate
- £132.63 a week (Outer West London BRMA, 2026-27, DWP)
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Local authority housing options team
- Team
- London Borough of Hillingdon
- Phone
- 01895 556666
- Housing options
- https://www.hillingdon.gov.uk/homelessness
- Duty to Refer
- https://www.hillingdon.gov.uk/homelessness
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Questions people ask
- Can I rent a room in Hillingdon on Universal Credit?
- Yes. Supported and benefits only rooms in Hillingdon are let to tenants whose housing costs are met by Universal Credit. The listing states which benefits you need before you enquire, so you never chase a room you cannot take.
- How quickly can I move into a room in Hillingdon?
- Every listing shows its available from date. Once you enquire, the provider has one working day to respond, so most tenants hear back the next working day and arrange a viewing from there.
- What if there is nothing suitable in Hillingdon today?
- Tell us what you need and we match you as new rooms go live in Hillingdon. You get an alert the same day a room that fits your benefits and budget is listed.
- What is the shared accommodation rate?
- If you're single, under 35 and have no children, Universal Credit usually only covers the rent of a room in a shared house. You can get more if you're a care leaver under 25, have lived in a hostel for homeless people for at least 3 months, are managed under MAPPA, get PIP daily living, DLA care (middle or highest rate), Attendance Allowance or Armed Forces Independence Payment, or are a victim of domestic abuse or modern slavery.
- How is the LHA rate decided?
- Local Housing Allowance rates are set for each Broad Rental Market Area (BRMA), an area where rents are similar. For 2026/27 the rates are frozen at the levels first set in April 2024. The rate you get depends on your BRMA and how many bedrooms your household is allowed, up to 4.