Five regional sites on coliving in Europe: Algarve, Costa Blanca, Italy, the Balkans, the Baltic. Hand-picked houses, most of them visited in person.
Listings, town pages and editorial live on the regional sites. Nothing is booked here — pick a coastline and follow the link.
Hand-picked houses — most of them visited in person, not just read about.
PortugalLocated along Portugal’s southern limestone cliffs, Atlantic beaches, and fishing villages. Purpose-built retreats tailored to remote workers balancing productive screen time with surf breaks, coastal hiking trails, and open courtyard meals.
SpainSheltered beneath the Montgó massif with 300+ days of annual sunshine. Restored fincas with high-speed fiber setups catering to outdoor enthusiasts, road cyclists, and remote founders seeking calm working spaces.
ItalyHill towns, lake shores and two coastlines — farmhouses through the centre, palazzi in the north, and a south where the season runs longest. Shared tables, local produce, and quiet rooms to work in.
BalkansSpanning from dramatic Adriatic coastal fjords across to the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Ideal for independent knowledge workers seeking expansive natural topography, affordable long stays, and energetic tech communities.
Baltic SeaNorthern Europe maritime rim encircling Sweden, Denmark, and the Baltic states. Nordic minimalism, wood-fired saunas, and coastal pine forests designed for software builders seeking deep focus during radiant light seasons.
The word covers everything from hostels to serviced flats. On these sites it means something narrower.
A desk, a chair that holds up for eight hours, and a connection that survives a video call.
Your own bedroom; the kitchen, table and terrace held in common. The social part is opt-in, but it exists.
Priced and built for weeks or months. Long enough to stop being a tourist.