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Rooms for Rent in Reseda, Los Angeles, CA

41 Mga Kwarto Para sa Rentahan

Katherine

Katherine,  52

Furnished Private Room in 2BR Condo

Kwarto para sa rentahan | Burbank Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, USA

Private Room for Rent in a Quiet, Stylish Condo Hi, my name is Katherine, and I’m offering a private bedroom for rent in my beautiful 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo. The available room is comfortable, clean, and fully furnished. I will keep my own bedroom as a private space, which will not be accessible. This condo offers a peaceful living environment with elegant original Italian-inspired designs, plenty of natural sunlight, and modern finishes throughout. Enjoy beautiful hardwood floors, updated bathrooms, a comfortable sofa bed, and a fully equipped modern kitchen with a dining area. ✨ Apartment Features & Amenities:• Fully furnished room and common areas• Spacious closet/storage space• High-speed Wi-Fi• Cable and flat-screen TV• Modern kitchen with all essentials included• Bright, clean, and comfortable living space• Quiet and well-maintained building Everything you need is already provided — just bring your personal belongings and toothbrush! I am renting out the room because I will be relocating and spending time away from the area. I’m looking for a responsible, respectful, and clean tenant who will treat the apartment like their own and help keep it in excellent condition. Message me if you’re interested or would like more details.

Petsa kung kailan Available o Magagamit: Kaagad

$
1500
USD / month

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Sara

Sara,  52

1BD Studio &Suite VIEW Pool Estate

Kwarto para sa rentahan | Vandorf Place, Los Angeles, CA, USA

Hidden behind gates, at the end of a long private 1/8 mile driveway, top of knoll Mt Dak, is Encino Estate Escape, Rustic Ranch Retreat Resort, Storybook Castle, nature in the heart of the city SFV/LAWake to birdsong, warm coffee watching golden sunrise, overlooking sweeping mountain canyon city views, work from outdoor lounges, cool off unwind lounge poolside, sunset sip a beverage beneath canopy of stars city lights in a hidden enclave.Peaceful retreat ideal for anyone craving serenity, inspiration, nature, minutes from Los Angeles, feel worlds away. Treetop City View Retreat Private Entry Pool Estate:Studio ADU GuestHouse Updated Self Contained 500 sqftView: double french doors opens 2100sqft deck VIEWSVibe: sleep above the city, front row sunrise above the clouds, new white paint, wood floors, high vaulted ceilings, white blackout curtainsSleep/Lounge: murphy pull down queen bed hides for more space, sectional couch, sleeps 1-4 w extra bedAmenities: private bath, private stocked kitchen, marble countertop, stove, oven, fridge, ac/ceiling fan/heat, desk/chair, huge TV, 3 closets Retreat Studio Style Room Private Entry 185 sqftView: double french doors opens to front of house nature views parkingVibe: wood floor, light blue walls, warm tones, slated shadesSleep/Lounge: murphy pull down full bed hides for more space, futon couch, sleeps 4Amenities: kitchenette, large closet, dresser, desk/chair

Petsa kung kailan Available o Magagamit: Kaagad

$
3400
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  • How many rooms for rent are available in Reseda right now?

    Reseda Boulevard runs straight north into Cal State Northridge, a campus of more than 40,000 students, and that one street explains most of the room market in this neighborhood: a room in Reseda is what you take when campus housing is full or too expensive. Roomster has 41 rooms for rent posted around the area, from the apartment blocks along Sherman Way and Victory to the single-family streets between Tampa and Lindley and the edges toward Winnetka and Lake Balboa. Everything here sits in ZIP 91335, which is the cleanest filter to keep results out of Northridge, Tarzana and Van Nuys.

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

    Rooms here generally run $1,000 to $1,500 a month, with a private master suite and its own bath reaching about $1,600 and shared-room arrangements landing well under the bottom of that range. You can find rooms under $1,100 a month on the blocks north of Saticoy Street, toward the Winnetka line, and east toward Lake Balboa, where the older 1950s and 1960s buildings dominate and utilities are usually rolled into one figure. Against a Reseda one-bedroom at roughly $1,900, a room is the only realistic way for a single student on a part-time wage to live within a bus ride of campus.

  • Can I find a room for rent near CSUN?

    Yes, and Reseda is arguably the best-value place to look for one. CSUN sits about two and a half miles north of central Reseda, and Metro Lines 240 and 741 run the length of Reseda Boulevard straight to the campus edge, so a room near Reseda and Sherman Way puts you on a single bus with no transfer. That matters more than raw distance for students without a car. When you message a host, say whether you need the room for the academic year or through summer, because Reseda hosts near the campus corridor are used to nine-month occupancy and often price a twelve-month lease more favorably.

  • Which parts of Reseda have the cheapest rooms to share?

    Price in Reseda drops as you move north and west. The stretch north of Saticoy toward Roscoe and the blocks running out to the Winnetka line hold the older apartment courts with the lowest room rents, while the streets closer to Victory and Ventura on the Tarzana side cost more because the housing is newer and the schools are a draw. East toward Lake Balboa and the Sepulveda Basin you get more single-family houses where three and four people share, which usually beats an apartment room on price per person. Search two or three of these pockets together, since Reseda's supply is spread thin rather than concentrated.

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

    Reseda is one of the better west Valley neighborhoods for going car-free. The Metro G Line's Reseda station sits at Victory and Reseda Boulevard and runs 24 hours, every eight minutes at peak, connecting east to North Hollywood and the B Line subway and west toward Chatsworth. Lines 240 and 741 cover Reseda Boulevard north to CSUN, and the Sherman Way and Saticoy buses handle the east-west trips. Rooms within a few blocks of the Victory and Reseda intersection are the ones to prioritize if you do not drive. For everything else, the 101 sits to the south and the 405 to the east, and traffic on both is the reason many people here still keep a car.

  • What should I check before renting a room in Reseda?

    Start with the usual questions, how many people already live there, whether you join the lease or sublet from the primary tenant, and what the flat monthly figure covers, since utilities-included pricing is standard in this part of the Valley. Then ask one that is genuinely local: whether the building has completed its mandatory soft-story earthquake retrofit. The epicenter of the 1994 Northridge earthquake was in Reseda, near Reseda Boulevard and Arminta Street, and Los Angeles now requires older two-story wood-frame buildings with parking underneath to be reinforced. Also know that California caps most security deposits at one month's rent. See the room in person or on video, and never send money to someone you have not met.

How to Find Room Rentals in Reseda, Los Angeles: A Practical Guide


Searching for room rentals in Reseda, Los Angeles? Whether you're a student, young professional, or new resident, understanding the options for private and shared rooms, budget considerations, and lease terms in Reseda will help you make a well-informed choice for your next home.

What Makes Reseda, Los Angeles a Good Place to Rent a Room

Reseda presents a variety of room rental options that fit different budgets and lifestyles. Its access to downtown Los Angeles and public transit supports commuters and students alike. Renters often find a balance here between affordability and convenience. Rooms with private bathrooms or furnished setups usually come at a higher cost, while shared rooms or sublease options offer more flexibility and budget-friendly alternatives, especially for those seeking short term room rentals or month-to-month leases.

How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in Reseda, Los Angeles

To focus your room search effectively in Reseda, consider these factors:

  • Neighborhood preferences: Choose between quieter residential streets or areas near transit stops for easier commutes.
  • Room type: Decide if a private room suits your need for privacy or if a shared room aligns better with your budget and social preferences.
  • Lease terms: Filter for short term room rentals, sublets, or flexible month-to-month agreements if your stay is temporary.
  • Amenities and features: Look for rooms with utilities included, furnished options, or specific bathroom types (private vs shared) to match your lifestyle.

Applying these filters can help you find a room rental that fits your budget, commute, and lifestyle in Reseda.

What to Compare Before Renting a Room

Before finalizing a room rental in Reseda, evaluate the following:

  • Budget and deposits: Confirm rent fits within your monthly budget and clarify upfront costs such as security deposits.
  • Lease terms and flexibility: Understand whether the lease is month-to-month, short term, or longer term to ensure it matches your plans.
  • Roommate preferences: If sharing, discuss expectations about guests, pets, cleanliness, and noise levels.
  • Move-in timing and availability: Make sure the room’s availability aligns with your intended move-in date.
  • ID check and screening: Expect some form of ID check or screening as part of the rental process to help maintain safety and trust.

Carefully comparing these factors helps avoid surprises and ensures your chosen room meets your needs.

How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in Reseda, Los Angeles

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

  • Be cautious of scams: Never send money without confirming the listing’s legitimacy and meeting in person or virtually.
  • Review documents thoroughly: Read lease agreements carefully and confirm payment methods before committing.
  • Use available ID check tools: Take advantage of ID check and address check features on listings to build trust with landlords or roommates.
  • Communicate clearly: Discuss expectations and ask questions with landlords or roommates to avoid misunderstandings.

Following these precautions can help ensure a safer and smoother rental experience in Reseda.

FAQ About Rooms for Rent in Reseda, Los Angeles

How much should I budget for a room in Reseda, Los Angeles?

Budget depends on room type, location, and amenities. Private rooms or those with private bathrooms tend to cost more, while shared rooms and subleases are generally more affordable. Proximity to transit and downtown access also influence pricing.

Is it better to rent a private room or a shared room in Reseda, Los Angeles?

Private rooms offer more privacy and often include furnishings and utilities but come at a higher price. Shared rooms reduce costs and are suitable for social renters. Your choice should balance your budget and lifestyle needs.

What should I ask before renting a room in Reseda, Los Angeles?

Inquire about lease length, move-in dates, included utilities, house rules, roommate habits, bathroom arrangements, and any ID or screening requirements to ensure a good fit.

When should I start searching for rooms for rent in Reseda, Los Angeles?

Begin your search 30 to 60 days before your intended move-in date. This timeline provides enough options to compare and complete any necessary screening.