Bet you look good on the...um, settee
The Sheffield indie rockers beat Leeds rivals Kaiser Chiefs and the collective charms of pop vixens Girls Aloud to the top spot.
Unsurprisingly, Irish schmaltz horrors Westlife emerged as the band music fans would least like to share a fridge with, while Welsh 'popera' starlet Charlotte Church also failed to score highly among those polled.
Never mind chart topping housemate issues, though - Shelter are there to help you with all manner of housing grief. Know Your Rights, in partnership with the Vodafone UK Foundation, provides specialist housing advice tailored to young people via the internet, whether it's dealing with nightmare flatmates, dodgy digs or preventing homelessness.
Shelter chief executive Adam Sampson said: "We can't arrange for Arctic Monkeys to move into your spare room, but we can offer free expert advice online to any young person suffering in bad housing or homelessness.
"Young people are often particularly vulnerable when it comes to housing problems. By knowing your rights and knowing where to turn to for help, you can help make sure you find and keep a decent home."
Young people can find out more about their housing rights by visiting www.shelter.org.uk and clicking on Know Your Rights.
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