Rooms in St Helens, all bills included
Furnished rooms to rent in shared houses across St Helens. You rent direct from the landlord, every bill is in the price, and there is no deposit.
- Rent: £130 to £138 a week (about £563 to £598 a month).
- Bills: all included: gas, electric, water, council tax and WiFi.
- Deposit: none. You pay two weeks' rent up front.
- Pay: weekly, fortnightly, four-weekly or monthly, by bank, card or cash.
- Who you rent from: Ian, the landlord. No agent, no agent fees.
- Move in: often the same week, once the agreement is signed and proof is checked.
- Call or text: 07590 117080.
Prices checked 2026-11-13.
Rooms free now
| Room | Area | Rent | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big double with its own shower room | Eccleston, WA10 | £138 a week, bills included | Free now |
| Big double room | Sutton, WA9 | £135 a week, bills included | Free now |
| Double room in a quiet house | St Helens, WA9 | £130 a week, bills included | Free now |
Who lives in our houses
Our houses are shared, quiet and run by one landlord. Shift workers are welcome.
Where the rooms are
Eccleston, Sutton and other parts of St Helens (WA9 and WA10).
Common questions
How much is a room in St Helens?
Our rooms are £130 to £138 a week with every bill included. On 12 November 2026 we looked at 30 other room adverts in St Helens on SpareRoom. The typical rent was about £127 a week and the middle half sat between £120 and £138. Our rooms are £130 to £138 a week with every bill included and no deposit.
Do I need a deposit?
No. We do not take deposits. You pay two weeks' rent up front and then pay as you go.
What bills are included?
Gas, electricity, water, council tax and WiFi. You do not set up any accounts.
Can I rent a room if I get Universal Credit or housing benefit?
Yes. Everyone gets the same checks. We ask for proof that the rent is covered, for example your award letter or statement.
What do I need for a viewing?
Photo ID and proof of income, such as payslips, a job offer letter, a contract or a benefit award letter. No proof, no viewing: it keeps the houses settled for the people already living there.