Bogotá coliving often combines a private studio with selected shared facilities. Choose a base around your regular destinations first, then establish whether the property’s social and work arrangements match the community you want.
Bogotá offers residence-style coliving alongside smaller homes. Plura 71 near Zona G provides furnished studios with shared work facilities; CoHome Parque de los Hippies is a smaller studio building with shared laundry. The difference matters: private cooking facilities and a shared laundry do not automatically create the experience of communal dinners in one household. Compare the exact building and ask how residents connect in practice.
By Kaiser KhanUpdated 2 named spaces with sourcesHow we research
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| Country | Colombia · Americas |
|---|---|
| Best for | City energy, Remote work |
| Areas to compare | Zona G / Calle 71–72 · Chapinero / Parque de los Hippies · Chicó / Usaquén |
| Named coliving spaces | 2 listed (2 operator) |
| Advertised starting prices | USD 1,057 per month From 1 named space that publish a monthly price, checked 25 September 2026. See each space or compare prices by city. |
| Currency | Colombian peso (COP) |
| Time zone | Colombia Time, UTC−5 |
| Main airport | El Dorado International (BOG) |
| Mobile data | Best eSIM for travel |
| Guide updated |
A dense urban routine, with work and social destinations to plan around and a place often considered for location-independent work; verify each home’s setup.
Compare rent with utilities, housekeeping, laundry and second-person charges included. Ask for written visitor rules, deposit terms and a precise studio layout. A smaller self-contained unit may offer useful privacy, while a larger residence may offer more shared facilities; select the combination you will actually use.
Use these neighbourhood starting points to narrow your search. Check the exact address and travel routes before booking.
Plura 71 is a named starting point near the Calle 72 business area. Check the route to your specific office or coworking destination and whether the room faces a busy street.
CoHome offers a smaller studio option on Carrera 9. Compare the private kitchen setup, laundry use and support arrangements, and ask where community activity happens if there is no common kitchen.
Consider northern alternatives when your regular commitments are there. Different Plura branches exist across the city, but each building has its own facilities; verify the branch before applying general operator claims to a room.
These are source-linked operator and marketplace property pages, with practical notes to help you shortlist. They are not live ColivingScout offers. Confirm the exact room, price, availability and terms on the source page.
Bogotá has 2 named research options on ColivingScout: 2 operator-linked, 0 marketplace-linked and 0 earlier leads. These counts describe source pages, not available rooms.
| Space | Area | Format | Advertised price | Check before booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plura 71 | Calle 71 / Zona G | Coliving studios | From USD 1,057 per month (12-month stay) | Request a written list of inclusions, laundry and cleaning charges, room size and visitor rules. |
| CoHome Parque de los Hippies | Chapinero / Carrera 9 | Coliving studios | Not recorded | The source does not list a shared kitchen. Ask how community works and confirm any charge for a second occupant. |
Calle 71 / Zona G · Plura Coliving
Furnished studios with coworking and meeting-room facilities close to the Calle 72 business area.
Request a written list of inclusions, laundry and cleaning charges, room size and visitor rules.
Chapinero / Carrera 9 · CoHome
A small building of self-contained studios with shared laundry, useful for a more private Chapinero routine.
The source does not list a shared kitchen. Ask how community works and confirm any charge for a second occupant.
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Straight answers drawn from this guide. Property terms change, so confirm details with the operator before paying.
Bogotá offers residence-style coliving alongside smaller homes. Plura 71 near Zona G provides furnished studios with shared work facilities; CoHome Parque de los Hippies is a smaller studio building with shared laundry. The difference matters: private cooking facilities and a shared laundry do not automatically create the experience of communal dinners in one household. Compare the exact building and ask how residents connect in practice.
Start by comparing Zona G / Calle 71–72, Chapinero / Parque de los Hippies and Chicó / Usaquén. Zona G / Calle 71–72: Plura 71 is a named starting point near the Calle 72 business area. Check the route to your specific office or coworking destination and whether the room faces a busy street. Chapinero / Parque de los Hippies: CoHome offers a smaller studio option on Carrera 9. Compare the private kitchen setup, laundry use and support arrangements, and ask where community activity happens if there is no common kitchen. Chicó / Usaquén: consider northern alternatives when your regular commitments are there. Different Plura branches exist across the city, but each building has its own facilities; verify the branch before applying general operator claims to a room. Choose the area around the places you will visit every week, then compare exact homes.
Ask whether coworking and meeting-room use is included, how reservations work and whether rooms have comfortable desks for full workdays. Request a recent connection test and details of maintenance support. Keep the daily trip to colleagues separate from occasional sightseeing plans.
ColivingScout lists 2 named options in Bogotá, including Plura 71 and CoHome Parque de los Hippies. Each links to its original source; confirm the current room, price and availability there.
Advertised starting prices for named Bogotá spaces were USD 1,057 per month when we checked their own pages on 25 September 2026 (1 space publishes a monthly price). The rate depends on the room, dates and length of stay, and deposits, utilities and fees can add to it, so ask each operator for an itemised quote.
Compare rent with utilities, housekeeping, laundry and second-person charges included. Ask for written visitor rules, deposit terms and a precise studio layout. A smaller self-contained unit may offer useful privacy, while a larger residence may offer more shared facilities; select the combination you will actually use. Ask for an itemised quote covering rent, deposit, utilities, cleaning and any platform fees, and get the minimum stay, notice period and cancellation terms in writing before paying.
Bogotá uses the Colombian peso (COP). Local time is Colombia Time, UTC−5. The main arrival airport is El Dorado International (BOG).
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