Coliving: London’s top-rated by residents

Coliving combines the benefits of communal living with affordability and high standards of customer care. This is making coliving increasingly popular with London renters looking for stress-free terms, extra perks and a built-in social community.

London currently leads the way in the UK when it comes to coliving rental properties. The latest data shows that 82% of the UK’s operational coliving spaces are in the capital. In early 2023, 10,000 more coliving homes were either under construction or in the planning stage in London.

Why is coliving on the up in London?

a communal area at Sunday Mills
Sunday Mills coliving space by Folk

Coliving developments typically offer good value accommodation in the form of shared apartments and/or private studios. They’re run by specialist management companies and offer attractive resident perks and facilities.

These might include coworking spaces, gyms, lounges and terraces for socialising with other residents. They’re popular among renters who are priced out of other forms of rental in large cities, as well as people looking for a more sociable way of renting in a new city.

Coliving London: Top-rated rental developments

Here we take a look at some examples of coliving spaces in London. As it’s such a new industry, there are a limited number of London coliving schemes with resident reviews at present. But this is quickly changing! Check in for more reviews in the coming months.

We’ve also included a list of some of the capital’s newest coliving developments that don’t have any reviews yet, but are well worth checking out.

The Palm House, HA3

urbanbubble, Folk Co-living
4.84 (48 reviews) 4.84 (48 reviews)
Area guide to North West London
Image of The Palm House, HA3
In green and serene Harrow, just a 12 minute train from Euston, you’ll find The Palm House. It’s filled with fully-furnished studio apartments and shared spaces, each designed for an effortless living experience. You’ll enjoy an onsite co-working space, gym, cinema, cafe and two panoramic roof terraces, all included in your monthly rent. You can […] Read reviews and details of The Palm House, HA3

Sunday Mills, SW18

Folk Co-living, urbanbubble
4.57 (23 reviews) 4.57 (23 reviews)
Area guide to Borough of Wandsworth
Image of Sunday Mills, SW18

Sunday Mills sits in the heart of Earlsfield, West London. Perched along the peaceful River Wandle, it is just a 6 minute walk from Earlsfield station. Sunday Mills offers private studio apartments and stylish shared spaces, including a co-working hub, cinema, a fully-fitted gym and a rooftop terrace with 360º panoramic views of London’s skyline. There’s is a schedule of events to get involved with, from puppy yoga to pizza-making, so you can learn something new and and meet your neighbours. Only a few reviews so far, so not higher up the list here yet, but ratings are looking very strong.

Read reviews and details of Sunday Mills, SW18

Gravity Co West Court, TW3

Gravity Co-Living
4.22 (19 reviews) 4.22 (19 reviews)
Area guide to Hounslow
Image of Gravity Co West Court, TW3
Gravity Co-Living West Court is located in West London – just a short 5 minute walk to Hounslow Central tube station. The the property boasts 97 cleverly designed, fully furnished en-suite studios, each containing a double or king size ottoman bed, lots of hidden storage space, a small dining table with chairs and a compact […] Read reviews and details of Gravity Co West Court, TW3

Florence Dock, SW11

Folk Co-living, urbanbubble
4.32 (28 reviews) 4.32 (28 reviews)
Area guide to Borough of Wandsworth
Image of Florence Dock, SW11
Florence Dock is the newest community by Folk. A few steps from the River Thames, Florence Dock is perfectly situated to enjoy all the city has to offer. Enjoy your own roomy studio apartment with access to huge shared spaces, including a cinema, co-working space and a fully-fitted gym and studio. Soak up the sunset […] Read reviews and details of Florence Dock, SW11

Holm Wimbledon Park, SW19

True North Management
4.46 (7 reviews) 4.46 (7 reviews)
Area guide to Borough of Wandsworth

Holm Wimbledon Park is a co-living development comprising of 86 studios. It is situated in Wimbledon, a short 5-minute walk from Southfields Station. The development also features a variety of shared social and work spaces, community events, a shared garden and all inclusive bills. Only a few reviews so far for this new addition to our site, but ratings are looking great so far.

Read reviews and details of Holm Wimbledon Park, SW19

The Collective Old Oak, NW10

VervLife
3.93 (35 reviews) 3.93 (35 reviews)
Area guide to Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
Image of The Collective Old Oak, NW10
The Collective Old Oak, NW10, is a purpose-built co-living space in Willesden Junction, London. Designed by PLP Architects, the development features around 500 small apartments with, in many cases, shared kitchens. Old Oak also features a co-working space, and community facilities including a library and a grocery store. Collective Coliving The Collective offers coliving spaces […] Read reviews and details of The Collective Old Oak, NW10

ARK Canary Wharf, E14

VervLife
3.74 (17 reviews) 3.74 (17 reviews)
Area guide to Canary Wharf
Image of ARK Canary Wharf, E14
ARK Canary Wharf is a unique co-living space that inspires community. Residents benefit from: resident events, a gym, all-inclusive bill, co-working spaces and multiple resident lounges. The development is located in Crossharbour Plaza, just a few minutes walk from the Crossharbour and South Quay DLR stations and only 10-minutes from Canary Wharf. Read reviews and details of ARK Canary Wharf, E14

More of London’s best co-living developments

These co-living developments don’t currently have enough reviews to feature in our rankings. As they garner more reviews from verified residents, we’ll be sure to add them to the rankings above.

Florence Dock coliving space by Folk

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