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Directory by country
Our directory lists 14 rural coliving spaces in Spain across Galicia, Canarias and Castilla-La Mancha. Prices start from €686/month.
Among them: Anceu Coliving, Cactus Coliving Tenerife Valle, El Cabo Coliving (Repeople).
Anceu, Ponte Caldelas, Pontevedra, Galicia
Rural coliving and coworking in the village of Anceu, open year-round since 2020; private rooms with bathroom from 882 €/month, 1 Gbps fibre and village revitalisation projects run with the local community.
Valle de San Lorenzo, Tenerife, Canarias
Coliving in a restored 300-year-old Canarian building (a former gofio mill) in the village of Valle de San Lorenzo, with two coworking spaces, a stone cellar for wine tastings and daily community activities.
Agaete, Gran Canaria, Canarias
Building designed for remote workers and team retreats in the fishing village of Agaete: 31 rooms with private bathroom and workspace, communal rooftop and access to a coworking two streets away; capacity for 62 people.
La Orotava, Tenerife, Canarias
Coliving and coworking in a 300-year-old house in the centre of La Orotava, for up to 20 people, with 500 Mbps wifi, a rooftop with valley views and activities from November to March. Borderline case: historic town, not open countryside.
Crecente, Pontevedra, Galicia
Coliving in the Casa Palacio de los Hidalgos de Linares, in Crecente: a manor house among Galician forests with a pool, two coworking spaces and communal dinners, for stays from 15 days.
Nuño Gómez, Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha
Rural coliving and coworking community in Nuño Gómez, 1h15 from Madrid: five wooden cabins among holm oaks and five rooms in a restored mill, with 200 m² of coworking, dual 600 Mbps fibre and its own restaurant in the village.
Sant Esteve de Palautordera, Barcelona (Montseny)
Rural coliving in the Can Garballer Nou masia, at the foot of the Montseny Natural Park: a community of creatives, social entrepreneurs and remote workers since 2018, with 15 rooms, fibre coworking and a one-month minimum stay.
La Orotava, Tenerife, Canarias
Coliving in an 1852 Canarian house in the historic centre of La Orotava: a small community with daily yoga, breakfast included and community programming; minimum stay of 14 nights. Borderline case: historic town, not an isolated rural setting.
Tarifa, Cádiz, Andalucía
Seasonal coliving (October to March) in the old town of Tarifa: two houses with 19 private rooms, dedicated coworking, fibre wifi and a community manager. Borderline case for being in a coastal town rather than the deep countryside.
Benarrabá, Málaga, Andalucía
Rural coliving in the Malaga village of Benarrabá, with three restored houses (Zahara, Nido and Anabel) where 6 to 10 colivers live integrated into village life, among 300 neighbours, a vegetable garden and coworking with 1 Gbps fibre.
Náquera, Sierra Calderona, Valencia
14-room villa in the Sierra Calderona, 25 minutes from Valencia: a community of 12–14 people with no alcohol on the property, professional coworking, pool and a 200 m² terrace with sea views; minimum stay of one month.
Senderiz, Lobeira, Ourense, Galicia
Pioneer of rural coliving in Spain, in the village of Senderiz (20 inhabitants): stone houses converted into coworking and coliving spaces for creatives and technologists, with events, residencies and coliving from June to 15 October. Also organises events and residencies in Portugal (2026).
Jávea/Xàbia, Alicante, Comunidad Valenciana
Veteran coliving in a 19th-century house in the old town of Jávea, active since 2015, with 14 beds, coworking and a very established international community. Borderline case: coastal town with slow living, not open countryside.
O Piñeiro, Laxe, A Coruña, Galicia
Rural coliving in a 1915 stone house in Laxe, Costa da Morte: six private rooms with bathroom, coworking with 600 Mbps fibre and 25.000 m² of land, with a maximum of 15 guests to keep the family atmosphere.
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