£1,450 pcm
(£335 pw)
Studio to rentIlex Road, London NW10
1 bath
Available from 20 June 2026
Part furnished
About this property
This beautifully presented self-contained studio is set within an attractive period conversion, offering a perfect blend of charm and practicality. The property comprises a spacious studio room, a modern en-suite shower room, and a private kitchenette, ideal for independent living. A Zero Deposit option is available, making this home more accessible for a wider range of tenants.
The property is available under Equal Housing Opportunities and welcomes applications from key workers, middle-income earners, and those who rely on part Universal Credit or other benefits Please note that the monthly rent is set above the Local Housing Allowance (lha), which is currently £1,437.00 pcm. You can check current lha rates at .
Applicants relying on benefits will need to provide an affordability assessment from their housing officer. This should confirm their Universal Credit entitlement, any additional allowances, and proof of overall income, to demonstrate the tenancy is sustainable.
To pass traditional referencing, applicants will need to show a combined annual income of at least £43,200, equivalent to 2.5 times the monthly rent. This can be made up of various income streams including employment (including zero-hour contracts), Universal Credit, student loans, and pip or other ongoing support.
Finally, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to our forward-thinking landlord, who actively supports the delivery of safe, affordable homes for working households — particularly those who receive housing support and are often overlooked in the private rental sector.
The property is available under Equal Housing Opportunities and welcomes applications from key workers, middle-income earners, and those who rely on part Universal Credit or other benefits Please note that the monthly rent is set above the Local Housing Allowance (lha), which is currently £1,437.00 pcm. You can check current lha rates at .
Applicants relying on benefits will need to provide an affordability assessment from their housing officer. This should confirm their Universal Credit entitlement, any additional allowances, and proof of overall income, to demonstrate the tenancy is sustainable.
To pass traditional referencing, applicants will need to show a combined annual income of at least £43,200, equivalent to 2.5 times the monthly rent. This can be made up of various income streams including employment (including zero-hour contracts), Universal Credit, student loans, and pip or other ongoing support.
Finally, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to our forward-thinking landlord, who actively supports the delivery of safe, affordable homes for working households — particularly those who receive housing support and are often overlooked in the private rental sector.
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