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One bed room and private bathroom
One bed room and private bathroom
One bed room and private bathroom
One bed room and private bathroom
One bed room and private bathroom
Rosario

Rosario,  50

One bed room and private bathroom

Flat share | St Louis Avenue, Long Beach, CA, USA

Private One-Bedroom with Private Bathroom – All Bills Included Beautiful and comfortable one-bedroom space with its own private bathroom, offering a cozy and relaxing place to call home. Perfect for someone looking for a clean, and comfortable place to stay. All bills are included, including electricity, water, gas, and Wi-Fi. Enjoy the convenience of having everything taken care of with one monthly payment. A great place to stay and feel at home!

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Private Room Recently Remodeled
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Brandon

Brandon,  31

Private Room Recently Remodeled

Flat share | Willow Lane, La Palma, CA, USA

Private room available August 20, 2026 in La Palma. The home is a newly updated 2,400 sq. ft. house with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, featuring luxury vinyl flooring throughoutand fully remodeled bathrooms with new countertops, tile, and fixtures. You’ll be sharing the home with friendly, respectful working professionals in a clean, quiet environment. Two friendly resident dogs—a German Shepherd/Husky mix and a French Bulldog—also live in the home. The house includes a washer/dryer, refrigerator, dining table, and some shared furnishings. Bedrooms are upstairs, with the kitchen and common areas downstairs. Ample street parking is available in a safe, well-maintained neighborhood. Rent: $949/month + shared utilities (typically $60–90/month)Move-in: First month’s rent + $949 security depositLease: Flexible move-in date; 6–12 month lease preferredPets: No additional pets, please. If this ad is still up, the room is still available. Feel free to reach out with any questions or to schedule a viewing!

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furnished room for single Occupancy
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Jaime

Jaime,  54

furnished room for single Occupancy

Flat share | Lakewood, CA, USA

Furnished with queen bed, tv, and study table with walk in closet. The house is located in a very nice and quiet neighborhood in Lakewood, few minutes away from LBCC and Long Beach Flight Academy and minutes away from CSULB.It is located strategically closer to bus stops, groceries, pharmacies, food chains, gas stations, freeways,gym and church.5The rent6 includes utilities, internet connection via wifi, laundry use and access to 2the kitchen. Parking3 has never 1been a 6problem 7in a nice area neighborhood.2The landlord is 8a nice professional7 guy.Call NOW to set up an appointment to see the place. Look for James. Number is in the text

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950
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Cozy Room For Rent
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Ramon

Ramon,  43

Cozy Room For Rent

Flat share | Gale Avenue, Long Beach, CA, USA

Cozy room with closet in in bedroom home in Long Beach, near the Fwy. - Street parking and convenient public transportation a block away. Shared access to kitchen, dining room, living room, 2 bath(s), washer/dryer. Non-smoking and drug-free home; no pets. Seeking clean, employed individual or student; references required. $ monthly + utilities shared 5 ways. Available deposit required. Call or Ramon to schedule a property visit!

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975
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Frequently asked questions

  • How many rooms for rent are available in Bellflower, CA today?

    Bellflower is a renters' city to a degree that almost no Southern California suburb matches: 61 percent of households here rent - 14,450 of them - against just 39 percent that own, and the city packs nearly 12,946 people into every square mile. At that density and that tenure mix, a room is ordinary housing rather than a last resort, and the supply reflects it. Roomster has 24 rooms for rent posted around the city, concentrated along the Bellflower Boulevard spine and the older blocks either side of Somerset Boulevard. Bellflower runs ZIP codes 90706 and 90707.

  • How much does a room for rent in Bellflower cost per month?

    Rooms here run from about $775 to $1,800 a month, with most of the market clustered nearer $1,000 and a high proportion of listings quoting with bills already included. You can find rooms under $1,000 a month on the older streets off Somerset Boulevard and out toward the Paramount and Compton edges of the city, while anything on or near the Bellflower Boulevard corridor asks more. Compare that with a local one-bedroom at $1,825 and the arithmetic is stark: at the bottom of the room range you are paying well under half of what living alone costs, in a city where most of your neighbors are renting too.

  • Can I rent a room in Bellflower if I work somewhere else in LA County?

    That is the normal case here, not the exception, because Bellflower has essentially no anchor employer. The largest is Kaiser Permanente Medical Group at about 419 people, followed by Taco Nazo at 196 and the City of Bellflower itself at 192 - in a city of 79,190 residents. Practically everyone commutes out, which is why the city's shape matters more than its job map: Bellflower is ringed by three freeways, with Interstate 605 on the east, State Route 91 to the south and Interstate 105 to the north. Pick a room by which of those three you will actually be driving each morning, because that decides your day far more than the neighborhood does.

  • Are Bellflower rooms for rent near transit, or do I need a car?

    For now, a car. Bellflower has no rail station of its own; Metro and Long Beach Transit buses cover the local grid, and the three surrounding freeways carry everything else. There is a rail project on the horizon - the Southeast Gateway Line is planned to run through this part of LA County - but it is currently targeted for around 2035, which means it should not influence a lease you are signing now. Treat it as a long-term reason the area may change rather than a commuting option, and choose a room on bus access and freeway proximity instead.

  • Which parts of Bellflower have the cheapest rooms for rent?

    Move off the main street. The Bellflower Boulevard corridor is the city's commercial artery and the housing near it prices accordingly, so the cheaper rooms sit on the older residential blocks around Somerset Boulevard and toward the Paramount and Compton edges. It is worth keeping the regional picture in view too: Bellflower averages $2,215 across all apartment sizes, which sits well under Long Beach at $2,702 and Los Angeles at $2,755 but above Hawthorne at $2,002. Within the Gateway Cities, in other words, Bellflower is mid-priced rather than cheap.

  • What should I ask about before taking a room for rent in Bellflower?

    Two things that density decides, and they matter more here than in most cities. The first is how many people already live in the unit - at nearly 12,946 residents per square mile Bellflower is one of the more tightly packed cities in Los Angeles County, and a room advertised in a two-bedroom can mean a very different household depending on who else is there. The second is parking: ask specifically whether a space comes with the room or whether you will be competing for street parking, because on the older blocks that is a daily friction rather than a detail. Then the usual precautions - see the room in person or on video, ask whether you would be on the lease or subletting, and never send money to someone you have not met.

Rent a Room in Bellflower, CA: A Practical Guide for Smart Searchers


If you're looking to rent a room in Bellflower, CA, understanding your options and what to prioritize can make your search smoother and safer. Whether you're a student, a young professional, or a newcomer navigating Bellflower's housing scene, knowing how to balance budget, privacy, and commute will help you find a room that fits your lifestyle.

What Makes Bellflower, CA a Good Place to Rent a Room

Bellflower offers a variety of room rental options, from private rooms in house shares to shared rooms in apartments. Many renters in Bellflower appreciate the balance between affordable housing and accessibility to nearby job centers and schools. Depending on your budget and lifestyle, you can find furnished or unfurnished rooms, and some listings include utilities to simplify monthly expenses. The city's layout supports reasonable commutes via public transit or driving, which is an important consideration if you work or study outside Bellflower.

How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in Bellflower, CA

When searching for a room in Bellflower, focus on these key factors:

  • Neighborhood fit: Consider areas close to downtown Bellflower if you want walkability and easier access to local amenities and transit.
  • Room type: Decide whether a private room or a shared room suits your privacy needs and budget better.
  • Lease terms: Look for flexible options like short term or month-to-month leases, especially if your plans are uncertain.
  • Furnished vs. unfurnished: Furnished rooms can save on upfront costs and are ideal for short-term renters or newcomers.
  • Commute: Rooms near transit stops can reduce travel time and costs, important if you rely on public transportation.

Filtering your search using these criteria on Roomster can help you focus on listings that match your priorities.

What to Compare Before Renting a Room

Before committing to rent a room in Bellflower, compare the following aspects carefully:

  • Budget alignment: Room prices vary by privacy level, furnishing, and neighborhood; ensure the rent fits comfortably within your overall budget including deposits and utilities.
  • Roommate preferences: Understand housemate habits, guest policies, and lifestyle compatibility to avoid future conflicts.
  • Lease details: Clarify lease length, deposit requirements, and what is included (utilities, parking, laundry).
  • Move-in timing: Check availability and confirm if sublets or short-term rentals are possible if you need flexibility.

These comparisons help balance your needs for affordability, privacy, and convenience.

How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in Bellflower, CA

To protect yourself during your room search, keep these safety tips in mind:

  • Use Roomster's ID and address checks: This helps confirm the legitimacy of listings and reduce risk.
  • Avoid upfront payments before meeting: Always meet potential roommates or landlords in person or via video call before sending any money.
  • confirm lease agreements: Read contracts carefully to understand your obligations and rights.
  • Communicate clearly: Keep all agreements and payments documented through written communication.

Being cautious with these steps can help you avoid scams and misunderstandings.

FAQ About Rooms for Rent in Bellflower, CA

How much should I budget for a room in Bellflower, CA?

Room prices in Bellflower vary by location, room type, and amenities. Private rooms near downtown or with furnished options tend to cost more, while shared rooms or those further from transit may be more affordable. Budget for rent plus utilities and deposits to get a full picture.

Is it better to rent a private room or a shared room in Bellflower, CA?

Choosing between a private or shared room depends on your need for privacy, budget, and willingness to share space. Private rooms offer more personal space but usually at a higher cost; shared rooms can be cheaper but require more compromise.

What should I ask before renting a room in Bellflower, CA?

Ask about lease terms, included utilities, house rules, roommate preferences, move-in dates, and if the room is furnished. Also inquire about parking, laundry, and access to public transit to ensure the room fits your daily needs.

When should I start searching for rooms for rent in Bellflower, CA?

Start your search at least one to two months before your desired move-in date to allow enough time to compare listings, visit rooms, and complete lease agreements. Flexible timing can help you find better options.

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