Cohousing is gradually gaining ground in the residential market as an alternative to traditional housing. This model is based on combining private spaces in properties with large communal areas and, above all, promoting shared usage among neighbours, who are both developers and end users. There are currently several projects available in Spain starting at €75,000.
This article reviews several projects underway across Spain.
In large cities such as Madrid and Barcelona, there are similar projects, although they are closer to the 'coliving' model, as the developments are promoted by third parties who have properties for sale.
Projects available in Spain
Coliving in Pamplona for €125,000
We discovered this flat for sale in Pamplona at €125,000. Newly built, this property is part of Kora Pamplona, a coliving project you can invest in and get an estimated return of 5.5% net.
Kora Pamplona is a coliving located in the Lezkairu neighbourhood. The development consists of 167 fully equipped flats with spacious communal areas that offer tenants a very comfortable living experience in the city.
Coliving in Valencia for €306,000
This coliving flat is for sale in La Roqueta, Valencia, for €306,000.
This exclusive 122-m2 flat has been completely refurbished and has a living/dining room, a fully fitted kitchen, a bedroom with a dressing room and an en-suite bathroom.
The property has a lobby, a large coworking area, a gym and a magnificent interior courtyard with a swimming pool. In addition, you can opt to purchase a parking space for an additional €35,000.
Eco-friendly cohousing in Madrid for €405,300
This eco-friendly cohousing is for sale in Delicias, Madrid, for €405,300, including a parking space.
These eco-friendly homes are designed to maximise savings and comfort. All of them include a terrace, storage room and garage space. This home has a total surface area of 66 m2.
With a passive and bioclimatic design with minimum heating and air conditioning consumption, the homes have one bedroom each and a communal garden terrace. In addition, they self-produce 100% electrified photovoltaic energy and have an air ventilation, filtering and monitoring system for a healthy environment.
Senior cohousing projects in big cities
Senior cohousing in Zaragoza for €75,862
This innovative cohousing project for elderly or retired people is for sale in Zaragoza for €75,862, garage included.
It is a studio with a private bathroom in a villa of 698 m2 and a plot of 5,500 m2. Here you will find all kinds of services: breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack and dinner, library, reading room, cinema and TV room, multipurpose room, billiard room, living room, large kitchen and dining room, gazebo, swimming pool, covered parking space, gym, garden, orchard, barbecue and health care room for physio, nurse, doctor and podiatrist, etc.
Each studio has an 18 m2 private area and a further 25 m2 of communal areas.
This is a cohousing project for seniors so they can live in their own homes as if it were a small boutique hotel with the assistance they need at a cost price.
Senior cohousing in Seville for €125,000
This flat for sale in Gines, in the Andalusian province of Seville, is part of a senior cohousing building and is priced to sell at €125,000.
Located on the first floor, this property has two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a spacious living room with access to the private terrace, garage, storage room and terrace. The total living area is 72 m2.
The residential complex in which the property is located has a gymnasium, cafeteria, hairdresser, laundry, swimming pool, gardens and allotments.
This property is part of the "fundamental commitment to offer the opportunity to live in a building with a private space, promoting a cooperative model where we look after each other, providing a space where you can live in peace, comfort and joy".
Senior cohousing in Madrid for €160,000
This flat for sale in Valdemoro, in the Community of Madrid, is a senior cohousing flat in Los Altos del Reston. It is priced at €160,000, with a parking space included.
This is a third-floor flat with a lift; it has a double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, a complete bathroom, a living-dining room, a fully-equipped kitchen, storage room and garage space, all distributed over 75 m2.
The property has laminate flooring with oak finishes. The floor is tiled with non-slip stoneware tiles in the kitchen and bathroom, while the blinds are aluminium with insulation and are automatic. It has central heating, fire detectors in each flat and intercom.
"The residential complex is designed to provide a high quality of life with all the amenities and has the following services: concierge, cafeteria-restaurant, social lounge and gardens".
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