Supported and benefits only rooms in London
2 rooms available now in London. Every listing states the benefits you need before you enquire.
single room · N7 0JE
RMF-ZT5PFUHilldrop Road, N7 0JE
Unemployed or part-time
Single room, N17 6UD
RMD-4015173ASt Loys Road, N17 6UD
Unemployed or part-time
Who qualifies for these rooms
- Supported accommodation. You'll need UC. Rent is met through benefits, so the listing shows a service charge instead of a rent figure.
- Transitional accommodation. You'll need UC, plus at least one of LCWRA or PIP.
- Private rooms. Open to anyone. The listing shows the rent, and any service charge is stated separately.
Questions tenants ask about rooms in London
Can I rent a room in London on Universal Credit?
Yes. Supported and benefits only rooms in London 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.
What is the difference between supported and transitional housing in London?
Supported accommodation requires Universal Credit. Transitional accommodation requires Universal Credit plus at least one of LCWRA, PIP, Carers Allowance or ESA. Both cover rent through benefits, so the room listing shows a service charge rather than a rent figure.
How quickly can I move into a room in London?
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 London today?
Tell us what you need and we match you as new rooms go live in London. You get an alert the same day a room that fits your benefits and budget is listed.
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