Find Roommates & Rooms for Rent in Chester County, PA

Hi I'm fun and out going I work a lot and I'm quite and clean im easy to get a long with and keep to my self and druma free thanks

I'm a quiet person ee I'm on disability so I go to the doctor alot. I function on my own. quiet person. I follow rules. I pay my rent on Time. I help people if I can.

I start my studies at ICMP London!! It's a music college. It's my first time living in London and I am looking for a room. Thank you!

Like to cook clean tv take walks ima night owl I help the homeless people I like people I love dogs I'm easy to get one with love kids

Professional woman looking for some decent place for rent, I don't smoke, clean up after myself and mind my business, that doesn't mean I don't socialize, once I get to know a person better the more I interact and socialize.

thc friendly, love cats, dog can be cool tho. Looking to move as soon as possible if I find the right fit. Where do you find a right fit? I get along with anyone, so get in touch w me pls

Professional looking for place to work from and spend quality time in peace. Interested in work and life balance. No drugs. Into athletic as soccer coach. Fitness enthusiast.

Im Ramy a male working in Pottstown and Searching for a room to rent in Pottstown to be near from my work I would like to have a roommate to rent together an apartment.

I'm 19 years old, I'm a little bit of a homebody, but I also love fishing, and being outdoors. I spend alot of time working, so I wont be late for rent

I am a 31 year old single male. I have steady and stable employment in Hatfield. I am very laid back and easygoing. I'm easy to get along with. I'm clean, reliable and responsible.

Trying to look for a spot that I can make home and feel comfortable having a roommate is alright long as we have a good communication with each other.

My name is Kelsey, I'm 30 years old, and I'm generally a happy person full of good humor. I'm fun to be around, but know when to give you your space. I get along well with any and all, I clean up after myself and contribute to the household, and I'd love to be given a chance to join you. I'm looking to move closer to family, so when I first move in, I won't have a job, but I find one within days and made sure I saved up enough to support a living situation until I'm employed and stable. I'm very reliable, so just let me know!

Looking for a place to stay, currently renting But the house will be going up for sale. I'm a very laid back person I stay to myself. I work fulltime.

When you move into a place with existing tenants, you have to become acclimated to their existing rules and structure. Which isn't a problem as long as it makes sense. When you move in with a roommate from day 1, you both create the environment and atmosphere for the place from the start. It makes it easy moving forward. I'm private but not a shut out. I'm not against living with someone where you say hi and bye and a few occasional things here and there...I have a life. I'm also not against socializing and becoming close with the person you live with either. If you have things in common and get along....then why not? You would be surprised who you meet in life that 10yrs later your still close with even way after you move out.

I'm a nonbinary artist who's lived in Lancaster the past 11 years. I'm just looking for someone to get along and split bills with.

Hi there's three ppl were looking for a quick place to stay I clean barely talk always staying to myself my bf always working out and my baby only 1

I clean up after myself everytime. I also keep to myself often. When loving with me, let's keep a clean environment please. Also, no drama is the best recipe.

I am a single mother working full time and have a 4 year old daughter. I am currently working on rebuilding and working on my education and building a career. I am honest, caring, and respectful.

Being a good roommate involves clear communication, respect, and consideration. Start by establishing open lines of communication to address any issues or needs promptly, ensuring that all parties are on the same page. Respect shared spaces and adhere to agreed-upon rules, such as cleaning up after yourself and managing noise levels. Additionally, be considerate of your roommate’s schedules and preferences, and be willing to compromise when conflicts arise. Building a positive relationship through mutual respect and understanding can make cohabitation more enjoyable for everyone involved.