Note: this is not a leveragable real-estate proposition for small–mid size atypical properties that are cheap to acquire, convert and operate as high-yield destinational colivings serving remote-workers (and digital nomads). Growing to multiple locations with below market rates and well facilitated community experiences building a loyal membership whom move amongst the locations.
This approach results in a fit-for-purpose building ideally specified for remote-worker use in interesting locations that are attractive to keep visiting time and time again. Mutualised fractional use — this has been withdrawn and is unlikely to be revisted however if interested do reach out. This approach essentially takes a group of backers to purchase and fitout a building, offering guarenteed use and/or dedicated units in a larger hub property, only partly operating commercially, the majority being at-cost. About this.What's a coliving hub?
A shared home and workspace, where we also share some of our purpose and learnings.
For a workation to escape routine, as a retreat to dig into projects, or as a base.
Be you an entrepreneur, remote worker, digital nomad, a creative, or anything else!
Creating amazing new spaces, reinvigorating old ones!
Benefit from shared facilities (cinema, bikes, workspaces, ice-cream maker, …).
Get closer to nature whilst remaining connected to the wider world.
Stay affordably, buying into use of properties as you are able.
Be part of community respecting innovation and independence.
The project is on pause yet should restart Q2 2026! It will no longer offer dedicated units (studios/apartments/cohousing) unless a bunch of you step forward to back that, instead I'll focus on a first smaller (satellite, not hub) property.
Regardless, if any of the approaches or properties make sense and appeal to you, do let me know. Whatsapp Email
A first property — the south of France🇫🇷
A favourite of tourists yet overlooked by digital nomads. Actually affordable with no surprises, except maybe how many pastries you can eat.🥐 Good infrastructure, and everything runs like clockwork. Well, except when they're on strike…
Example properties…
€197k L1000m²
lovely with big garden in village amongst hills, good surroundings but remote-ish, part-usable
€56k M500m²
base of central Pyrenees, station, city 1h, mountains, riverside garden, needs works but hey—so cheap!
€140k M500m²
base of central Pyrenees, garden, mountain hikes from door, ready to use
€750k XL1800m²
Cevennes / Ardeche, great surroundings, pool and bambouseraie, ready to use
€97k XL1500m²
Cevennes / Ardeche; great surroundings, station; garden, solid empty shell
Due to a huge slump in sales (2000+ agents closed) there's good choice of properties, even fully functional hotels for under €0.5m. Most need works such as replacing windows with double-glazing, but allows optimisation of layout and facilities. Having done a bit before I'm ready to get my hands dirty again.
