This relatively new form of rental accommodation has been designed to address fundamental shifts in consumer habits and lifestyles, which place new emphasis on high-quality, flexible, and evolving cities. Residents can expect to find generous amenities which promote social engagement within the wider community including an on-site gym, wellbeing and fitness classes, educational classes and clubs, roof terraces; green spaces, improved ecology and social spaces to aid social cohesion as well as a strong focus on sustainability.
The concept supports city centre living, with easy access to city centre jobs and social amenities. There will also be events, flexible terms, and administration of utility bills. A residential living software app will be available to all residents to facilitate room bookings, provide information and share community building initiatives.
Examples of other schemes in the UK with similar shared amenities/facilities to Co-living - click to enlarge
Who is Co-Living for?
Offering access to high-quality accommodation with the benefits of city centre jobs and entertainment on their doorstep, Co-Living is designed for anyone looking for flexibility, all-inclusive amenities, and community. Co-Living is a great option for people new to the city, with community events and communal spaces encouraging new connections easily, as well as professionals looking for an alternative to homeownership.
Co-Living attracts a wide range of residents including young professionals, corporate workers, and mature students, into the city centre, by offering flexible living which promotes co-working and networking and helps to improve graduate retention.
Co-Living offers great convenience to its occupiers. Residents can view a studio and move in the same day and tenures are flexible from three months to 2 years. Once settled, residents can immerse themselves into their new community through organized social events and groups, as well as forming natural friendships through interaction in the generous amenity spaces onsite.
Co-Living offers a higher standard of shared facilities than traditional accommodation. Gyms, lounges, private dining, cinemas and games rooms are all free to residents.
