Find Flatmates & Rooms for Rent in Linton-on-Ouse, England

Am a single man employed. I just need a room to stay for a short period of time

I study English Literature at York St John university, and am about to go into my second year of study. I don't have lots of parties or stay up very late, and I make sure communal spaces stay clean for everyone.

M helpful for everyone and not to much talking and no party no demand.

I’m looking to move into a property as soon as possible . Anywhere in the United Kingdom especially London. A shared decent property

Hi I’m a manager for a restaurant. I am mostly at work. I’d come home at night to rest and chill.

I’m a cool gentle guy who likes to be inside all the time with my little puppy French dog I take her for walk and go to work and stay and home that’s all I do I’m a security guard and concierge

I am a very peaceful person and I like a clean environment. I am reliable and can be trusted. I don't steal or touch anything that doesn't belong to me.

I’m Very quiet and self aware.I respect the privacy of others which makes me a great flatmate as I will mind my own business

i don't have a good credit and i don't have a guarantor but i do get almost £2000£ in benefits is that enough to qualify for your most affordable accommodation ??????

my name is qais my last name safi and i need a flat and i am very honest person in everything .

I’m very kind, friendly and out going. And I am always clean and don’t like mess

Retired but still active, we welcome travellers to our wonderful York, to experience real Yorkshire hospitality, food and the unique culture the area has to offer. We let out 2 rooms, both light and airy and with stunning views over a field, a golf course and a little lake, yet we are just 3 stops on a bus that goes to the city centre every 10 minutes! You can just stay, or let us show you this fantastic area. No pets here, but we feed the garden birds that come into our little private garden. Our house is over 100 and we furnish it with a mix of antique and modern furniture, but it is always comfortable, clean and cosy. We have a big shared, busy family room and a quiet lounge. We enjoy cooking local and international meals, will cater for special diets for a small extra price, but you can also use the modern kitchen for drinks and snacks only. Please note, we now reserve the right to refuse guests if the coronavirus is a threat.

Our home is 1 mile away from central York and is in the Fulford area. Our interests range from television to science. We have 1 double bedroom available with Hair-dryer, Closet / Wardrobe, and Mirror. I have a small and very friendly dog, he gets excited to see people when they arrive but once over the excitement he will leave you alone as he mostly likes to sleep and go for walks.

Friendly and welcoming. It's your stay so your choice relaxing or busy what you choose we accommodate.

My home is a tastefully decorated victorian terrace, located by the river Ouse, a lovely 20 minute walk via the river footpath to the centre of York and a 10 minute walk from the train station. The household consists only of myself, a language enthusiast (fluent in French), and my very friendly house cat, Nova. The beautiful guest bedroom comprises of a versatile divan bed which can be either separated into two single beds or configured as one king sized bed, depending on your requirements. The room overlooks the courtyard garden, and has plenty of storage for your clothes and belongings. The communal areas of the house include: an attractive and cosy living room with comfortable corner sofa, TV + access to Netflix and DVD player and lots of board games, a beautiful dining room with a large dining table and digital piano (which guests are welcome to play), fully-functioning kitchen with all appliances and cupboard and fridge space for guests, bathroom with both shower and bath, and a quaint private courtyard garden with comfortable seating and fire pit. I love meeting and talking to new people from different cultures, hosting, and cooking; and have many different hobbies and interests aside from languages; including sciences, design, art, music, dance, yoga, surfing, cycling - anything and everything! I pride myself on making my guests feel welcome, comfortable and at home, and look forward to welcoming you to the historic city of York! :) Alanna

Hello. I live with my little boy in a cute Victorian end of terrace house in a quiet cul de sac near the river in York. The centre is a 0.8km leafy stroll away and the railway station is even nearer. The room has a desk, wardrobe and drawers. It has a large, luxurious bathroom for guests’ sole use one floor down. I now have a second, smaller bedroom on homestay. When this is rented this would mean sharing the bathroom with one other guest. There’s free on street parking and a cute front garden. There’s also a sweet walled back garden with outdoor sofas and a barbecue. Riley and I are really easy going. I’m a screenwriter and cinephile. For many years I taught and lectured in English, and screenwriting. I’m used to welcoming people from all over the world and know all the best places to eat, drink and visit. I’m also a member of a tennis club half a mile away and have spare racquets if you fancy a knockabout?

Superb house in the historic rural village of Sheriff Hutton, North Yorkshire (half way between York & Malton). 5 miles from Castle Howard Stately Home; 10 miles from the market towns of Easingwold & Malton; City of York with its’ many attractions is just 30 minutes drive away by car (10 miles). Ample private off-street parking on the driveway at front of the property. Delightful rear garden. Secure storage for bicycles or motorbikes in garage. Shared use of the dining area of our kitchen. You will find everything you need to make hot drinks or prepare light snacks and you can use the fridge to store your own food. You're welcome to use the kettle, toaster and microwave, anything else please just ask. In the morning you will find the dining table set for a light breakfast of fruit juice, cereals and/or bread for toast (with butter and jams) available for you to help yourself. Please note: We are served by a rural bus service: 180/181 (day-time, Monday-Saturday only) - personal transport needed to get the most out of your stay. Local walks, including self-guided village stroll to explore the 14th century castle ruins and the parish church which contains a wealth of historical interest.