Double rooms near Uni in shared household

We have an extended 4/5 bedroom end terrace Victorian house on the east side of Reading. Currently I (mum) live with 2 young adult kids (18&18) - one of whom is hoping to go to University in September and the other likely to move out. My eldest is moving out - hence another room available.

We have Room1 (Yellow Room) on the ground floor of the house which has a comfy sofa bed, old school desk, chair, storage seat and hanging space for clothes.

There is a ground floor WC next to Room1 and a shared bathroom (shared with occupants but not live-in landlady) on the first floor, small utility room (with washing machine and tumble dryer), a lounge and very large kitchen/diner - which opens out through triple bifold doors to a small and nicely kept garden - with seating and rotary clothes dryer on the small lawn area.

Room2 (Blue Room) is a large double bedroom on the first floor, with wall mounted TV and ‘relax corner’ with 2 easy chairs and a small table. Also chest of drawers, storage box, shelving and back of door hanging space.

Household dynamics vary as I currently work (at University of Reading) 2 days from home and 2 days elsewhere. I have one offspring living away at University, but he may be home occasionally and during long vacations.

We have a student exchange from Netherlands occupying Room1 on the ground floor from September 2025 to February 2026, after which Room1 is available for short-term (days/weeks) or medium-term rental considered.

Room2 available for longer-term for the right person/dynamic but is booked from September 2025 until at least July 2026.

We tend to come and go on our own schedules and often cook independently. I am eco-conscious, like upcycling, outdoor walks and music. I am vegan and would prefer vegan/veggie housemates. My uni son (and visiting adult kids) are not but they prepare their meals mindful of my preferences. The mood in the house varies depending on who is home! May suit a student on a placement/PhD or someone who needs a place to stay a few days a week on ad hoc or regular basis. Open to discussion on this!