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Colivings in Finland

Find your perfect coliving space in Finland for remote work and digital nomad lifestyle.

A quick comparison of the top Colivings in Finland

The table below compares the top colivings in Finland by price, coliving type, coworking space, and community manager.

Updated: June 2026 • 4 Colivings Compared

Comparison of top Colivings in Finland (2026)
Name Avg. Price/m Coliving Type Coworking Reviews
Noli Katajanokka II – Apartments ✅ 4.6 (33)
Unity Helsinki – Apartments ✅ 4.5 (46)
Noli Studios Katajanokka – Apartments ✅ 4.5 (282)
Noli Studios Sörnäinen €1,600 Apartments ✅ 4.3 (200)

All Colivings in Finland

  • Noli Katajanokka II

    Noli Katajanokka II

    4.6 (33 ratings)
    Kanavakatu 3, 00160 Helsinki, Finland
    Apartments
    City
    minimum 30 days
    Coworking space
    Gym
    Kitchen
    <p>In Katajanokka, this residence sits in a renovated warehouse district near Helsinki’s waterfront,...
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  • Noli Studios Katajanokka

    Noli Studios Katajanokka

    4.5 (282 ratings)
    Kanavakatu 1, 00160 Helsinki, Finland
    Apartments
    City
    Coworking space
    Gym
    Kitchen
    <p>Set in Katajanokka, this coliving sits in a restored red-brick building overlooking the sea, with...
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  • Unity Helsinki

    Unity Helsinki

    4.5 (46 ratings)
    Välimerenkatu 22, 00220 Helsinki, Finland
    Apartments
    City
    minimum 1 days
    Coworking space
    Gym
    Kitchen
    <p>In Jätkäsaari, this furnished-studio stay puts guests close to Helsinki’s city centre while keepi...
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  • Noli Studios Sörnäinen

    Noli Studios Sörnäinen

    4.3 (200 ratings)
    Hämeentie 33, 00500 Helsinki, Finland
    Apartments
    City
    Coworking space
    Gym
    Kitchen
    <p>Set in Helsinki’s Sörnäinen district, this coliving-style property suits people who want an urban...
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    From €1,200/month

CoLiving Cities in Finland

Top reasons to choose Finland for coliving

Finland is a surprise for digital nomads. It feels calm but alive. Cities like Helsinki are clean, design-forward and full of neat cafes. Winters are long and quiet. Summers are bright with midnight sun. Most travellers enjoy the sauna culture. I read a story online about a group who did a sauna then jumped straight into the icy sea. Sounds wild. For some, this will be amazing. Internet is fast and stable everywhere. That makes work easy. Coworking spots and startup hubs are common in the cities. The cost of living can be on the high side in big towns. Move a bit inland and things get cheaper. Nature is never far. Lakes, forests and trails are perfect for weekend resets. There are small expat meetups and friendly locals who speak English. Things to do range from art and design nights to skiing and berry picking. It is peaceful. It is practical. It might be the kind of place you stay longer than planned.