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Veronica

Veronica,  54

Room for rent in Pomona

Quarto para alugar | East Kingsley Avenue, Pomona, CA, USA

This is a nice large room for rent for $950.00 monthly, for one person.The property is a three bedroom fully remodeled townhome.The tenants pay for the utilities. Shared bathroom. Upstairs. Access to onsite laundry. Limited kitchen use. Available now. Requirements:-To provide proof of income of at least $2000.00-No evictions, or criminal records-No smoking, drugs, or alcohol.-One month rent, one month for deposit. If you are interested, please text or call at

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Private room in Corona
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Marcus

Marcus,  39

Private room in Corona

Quarto para alugar | Fairview Drive, Corona, CA, USA

2 rooms available $1000✨ Private Room for Rent in Eastvale (92878) – Shared Bath ✨ Looking for a clean, responsible, and quiet roommate to share a beautiful, spacious single-family home in a safe, family-friendly Corona neighborhood. Ideal for working professionals or local students. 🛌 THE SPACE: - Private, bright bedroom (unfurnished) or furnished with a spacious closet. - Shared bathroom (shared with respectful housemate). - Full access to common areas: kitchen, living room, laundry (washer/dryer), and backyard. - Ample street parking in a quiet residential.📍 THE LOCATION: - Safe, quiet neighborhood close to Stater bros target and Winco- Quick, easy access to the I-15 freeway for an easy commute.

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Celeste

Celeste,  27

Female Roommate wanted

Quarto para alugar | Orange, CA, USA

Hi everyone! 😊 I’m currently looking for a female roommate who would be interested in applying with me for a 2-bedroom apartment at Cameo Apartments in Orange. A little about me — I’m Celeste! I’m a working professional in the architecture/design industry. Work occupies a lot of my time, and outside of that I enjoy going out with friends, trying new restaurants, spending time with family, and I travel quite a bit whenever I get the chance. At home, I’m pretty laid-back and really value having a clean, comfortable, and peaceful space. I’m friendly, respectful, and easygoing, and I’d ideally like to find someone who is similar — clean, considerate, communicative, and responsible. I’d also prefer to live with someone who does not have cats or dogs. I’ve actually lived at Cameo Apartments before and really enjoyed living there. I’ve looked at quite a few other complexes since, but haven’t found another one I like as much, so I’d love to move back. I’m hoping to find someone who would be interested in applying for a 2-bedroom with me ASAP, although I can be a little flexible on timing for the right person. If you’re looking for a place in the Orange/OC area and think we might be a good fit, feel free to message me! I’d be happy to chat, exchange Instagrams, and meet up beforehand to get to know each other. 😊

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ananbel

ananbel,  24

Looking for Roommate in Corona

Quarto para alugar | Sapphire Lane, Corona, CA, USA

Me and my boyfriend are looking for a clean/chill roommate in corona. We want to provide a clean,comfortable and safe environment. 🚨MOVE IN DATE NOVEMBER (current tenants lease ends October)🚨Renting out 1 big bed room/1 private bathroom or small bedroom /shared bathroom for $800. ( I don’t have pictures of the small room tenants are renting them) Any questions please contact me through message or my phone number

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Spacious Room 4 Rent
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Yasier

Yasier,  32

Spacious Room 4 Rent

Quarto para alugar | North Euclid Avenue, Ontario, CA, USA

Looking for a clean, responsible tenant to rent a private room in a comfortable and well-maintained home.Details:• Rent: $875/month• Utilities: Included (electricity, water, gas, WiFi)• Private room with shared common areas• Access to kitchen, living room, and laundry• Sate and quiet neighborhoodDOWNTOWN ONTARIOLocation: Conveniently located near shopping centers, gym, restaurants, and major freeways 10fwy and 60fwyIdeal Tenant:• Respectful, clean, and responsible• No smoking• Stable income preferred Move-in: Available now!!!!If you're interested or have any questions, feel free to message me for more details or to schedule a viewing!

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Perguntas frequentes

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

    Chino Hills was built as master-planned subdivisions across 44.7 square miles of hillside, and 71.6 percent of its occupied homes are owner-occupied, so a room for rent here almost always means a bedroom inside somebody's house rather than a unit in a complex. That single fact shapes the whole search. Roomster has 73 rooms for rent posted around the city, spread through Los Serranos, Butterfield Ranch, Payne Ranch and the hillside tracts toward Carbon Canyon. Nearly all of the city sits in ZIP code 91709, which is worth checking, because listings from Chino in 91708 and 91710 are constantly mislabeled as Chino Hills.

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

    Rooms run from about $600 to $1,600 a month, with most private rooms clustered between $800 and $1,200 and utilities folded into the rate more often than not, since you are usually renting from a homeowner rather than a management company. You can find rooms under $900 a month in Los Serranos and along the older streets toward Carbon Canyon Road, while a room in one of the newer Butterfield Ranch or Vellano houses sits at the top. The comparison that matters: a Chino Hills one-bedroom averages roughly $2,483, so a room is often less than half the cost of any self-contained option in the city.

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

    You need a car, and Chino Hills is unusually blunt about it: the city has no fixed-route bus service at all. Omnitrans covers it with OmniLink, a demand-response dial-a-ride at $2.50 per trip, and that is the entirety of local public transit. Rail means driving out: the nearest Metrolink is Pomona-North on the San Bernardino Line at 205 Santa Fe Street, which runs about 44 trains a weekday, roughly every 30 minutes for most of the day. Otherwise the city moves on SR-71, SR-60, SR-91 and SR-142, Carbon Canyon Road, which is the main connection into Orange County. Weigh a room by which of those you will be driving.

  • Can I rent a room in Chino Hills and commute to Cal Poly Pomona or Mt. SAC?

    Plenty of people do, because room rates here undercut the housing right around either campus. Cal Poly Pomona is a straight run up SR-71 to SR-60, and Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut is a similar drive. If you would rather not park on campus, drive to the Pomona-North Metrolink station and take the free Bronco shuttle that connects it to the Cal Poly Pomona campus. Rooms toward the Los Serranos and SR-71 side of town shorten that trip the most, while the Carbon Canyon end adds fifteen minutes in the wrong direction.

  • Why do rooms for rent in Chino Hills cost more than in Chino or Pomona?

    Two reasons, and neither is about the rooms themselves. The first is schools: Chino Valley Unified runs 11 elementary schools, 2 junior highs and 2 high schools here, and families pay to be in those attendance boundaries, which lifts the whole housing market a room sits inside. The second is what a room competes against. There is very little purpose-built apartment stock in a city of 78,411 people made of hillside subdivisions, so a room is not competing with a cheap studio the way it would in Pomona - it is competing with a $2,483 one-bedroom or nothing. Citywide median household income of $122,600 holds the floor up too.

  • What should I check before renting a room in Chino Hills?

    Deposit rules in California changed recently and many renters have not caught up. Under AB 12, for any deposit collected on or after July 1, 2024, the maximum is one month's rent whether the room is furnished or not - the old two-months-unfurnished and three-months-furnished limits are gone. There is one carve-out you will meet often here: a landlord who is an individual, or an LLC whose members are all individuals, and who owns no more than 2 rental properties totaling no more than 4 units, may still take two months. At the end, Civil Code 1950.5 gives them 21 days to send an itemized statement with the balance. Then do the basics: see the room in person or on video, ask who else lives in the house, and never send a deposit to someone you have not met.

Room for Rent in Chino Hills, CA: How to Choose the Best Fit


Finding a room for rent in Chino Hills, CA, means balancing budget, commute, and privacy to fit your lifestyle. Whether you're a student, young professional, or new resident, knowing what to expect and how to navigate the local rental scene can help you secure the right space. From furnished private rooms to shared apartments with utilities included, this guide covers key points to consider before committing to a room in Chino Hills.

What Makes Chino Hills, CA a Good Place to Rent a Room

Chino Hills attracts a diverse group of renters, including students, commuters, and those seeking a quieter suburban lifestyle near larger employment hubs. Rooms for rent here often range from private rooms in shared houses to furnished sublets, with options that may include utilities and laundry access. The city’s layout favors residents who prefer a balance between accessibility and neighborhood calm. Budget considerations vary depending on the neighborhood and whether you opt for a private room or a shared room, with furnished spaces typically commanding higher rent.

How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in Chino Hills, CA

To focus your search effectively, start by considering these factors:

  • Neighborhood fit: Look into areas that match your lifestyle needs, such as proximity to transit routes if you commute, or quieter zones for study and rest.
  • Room type: Decide between private rooms for more privacy or shared rooms to reduce costs and foster social living.
  • Lease flexibility: Explore month-to-month or short-term sublease options if you need adaptable move-in dates.
  • Furnishing and amenities: Check if the room is furnished and whether utilities and laundry are included to better estimate your total budget.

Filtering your search with these criteria on Roomster can help you pinpoint listings that suit your preferences and budget.

What to Compare Before Renting a Room

When evaluating rooms for rent in Chino Hills, pay attention to:

  • Budget alignment: Compare rent prices against what’s included and the lease terms to avoid surprises.
  • Privacy and shared spaces: Clarify if the bathroom is private or shared and understand housemate expectations.
  • Move-in timing: Confirm availability dates to coordinate your plans smoothly.
  • Screening and documentation: Prepare to provide ID and address confirmation, as many listings require these for security purposes.

These considerations help ensure your chosen room fits your financial and lifestyle needs.

How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in Chino Hills, CA

Protect yourself during your search by following these tips:

  • Use Roomster’s ID and address checks: These tools help confirm the legitimacy of listings and landlords.
  • Avoid upfront payments without a signed lease: Never send deposits before meeting landlords or roommates and reviewing lease terms.
  • Meet or video call potential roommates: Communication helps establish comfort and compatibility before committing.
  • confirm utilities and included services: Clarify what is covered in rent to avoid unexpected costs.

Being cautious can save you from scams and ensure a positive renting experience.

FAQ About Rooms for Rent in Chino Hills, CA

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

Budgeting depends on the neighborhood and room type; furnished private rooms with utilities included generally cost more than shared rooms. Expect rent to vary with lease length and amenities.

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

Private rooms offer more privacy and space but at a higher cost. Shared rooms can reduce expenses but require compromise on privacy and sharing common areas.

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

Inquire about lease terms, utilities included, move-in date flexibility, house rules, and roommate preferences to ensure a good fit.

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

Begin your search at least 30 to 60 days before your intended move-in date to allow time for viewing, screening, and securing the best options.

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