A quick comparison of the Colivings in Milan
The table below compares all colivings in Milan by price, coliving type, coworking space, and community manager.
| Name | Avg. Price/m | Coliving Type | Coworking | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Montino Coliving | €780 | Social | ✅ | 4.2 (134) |
| RooFinders Milan | – | Social | – | 5.0 (44) |
| helpHousing Milan | Stanze in affitto a Milano per studenti e giovani professionisti | – | Shared Flat | – | 4.9 (80) |
| Cascina Gerola | – | Apartments | – | 4.7 (6) |
| The Nest Milan | €730 | Shared Flat | – | 4.4 (11) |
| eco-living Milano Navigli | – | Apartments | – | 4.0 (4) |
| aparto Giovenale | €1,214 | Social | – | 3.7 (138) |
| Aluna.It | – | Shared Flat | – | 3.2 (25) |
| Tulou | – | Apartments | ✅ | – |
All Colivings in Milan
-
4.2 (134 ratings)strada luigi cadorna 26 manegra, 28824 Oggebbio VB, Italy<p>Overlooking Lake Maggiore in Oggebbio, this coliving sits in Northern Italy’s pre-alpine landscap...
-
5.0 (44 ratings)Piazza Castello, 24, 20121 Milano MI, Italy<p>Right by Piazza Castello in central Milan, this social coliving fits international students and y...
-
4.9 (80 ratings)Via dei Pellegrini, 8/6, 20122 Milano MI, Italy<p>In central Milan, this shared-flat option suits international students and young professionals wh...
-
4.7 (6 ratings)Via Sant'Arialdo, 91, 20139 Milano MI, Italy<p>In the Chiaravalle area of Milan, this cohousing project brings residential life back to a histor...
-
4.4 (11 ratings)Corso di Porta Ticinese, 46, 20123 Milano MI, Italy<p>In central Milan on Corso di Porta Ticinese, this shared flat suits international students who wa...
-
3.7 (138 ratings)Via Col Moschin, 18, 20136 Milano MI, Italy<p>In Milan’s Porta Lodovica area, this student residence sits close to Bocconi and fits residents w...
-
4.0 (4 ratings)Via Ascanio Sforza, 75, 20141 Milano MI, Italy<p>In Milan’s Navigli district, this coliving setup suits residents who want privacy, flexibility, a...
Frequently Asked Questions about Colivings in Milan
- All-inclusive rooms start from around €560/month, with most options €700–€1,300 and premium studios up to ~€2,400. Utilities and Wi-Fi included.
- A furnished room or studio, utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, cleaning of shared areas and community events — one monthly payment, no Italian-language utility contracts.
- Navigli for nightlife, Isola and Porta Romana for trendy and well-connected, Città Studi and Lambrate/Ortica for student-friendly value near the universities.
- Yes — flexible leases, all-inclusive pricing and an instant community make it popular with international and exchange students, especially around Città Studi.
- No special visa for coliving; your normal status applies. EU/EEA citizens need none; others should arrange the relevant permit (Italy's self-employment/digital-nomad visa is one route).
- Far more flexible than the standard 12-month Italian lease — many spaces accept a month or two. Check each listing.
Top reasons to choose Milan for coliving
Milan feels electric and a little classy — sharp style, humming cafés, and design and art around every corner. Summers run hot and humid, winters foggy and cold, with spring and autumn the sweet spots. It is Italy's business and creative engine, and coliving in Milan is the fastest way to land here with rent, bills and a ready-made community sorted from day one.
Why choose coliving in Milan
Milan is not cheap and its rental market moves fast — deposits, agency fees and Italian-language contracts make a normal flat a slog. Coliving sidesteps all of it: a furnished private room or studio, all-inclusive billing (rent, utilities and Wi-Fi in one payment), and shared spaces where you meet people immediately. With fast fibre, endless coworking and a packed calendar of design and startup events, it suits digital nomads, young professionals and international students alike.
What you get with a Milan coliving space
Most Milan coliving spaces pair a furnished room or studio with shared kitchens, lounges, coworking corners and regular community dinners, plus utilities and high-speed internet folded into one monthly bill. Leases are far more flexible than the standard 12-month Italian contract, and everything is handled in plain English — no surprise bills, no bureaucracy.
Best areas for coliving in Milan
Navigli is the canal-side aperitivo and nightlife hub; Isola and Porta Romana are trendy and well connected; Città Studi and Lambrate/Ortica are the student and maker districts with better value near the universities. Milan's metro is quick and dense, so wherever you land the centre is usually 15–20 minutes away.
How much does coliving in Milan cost?
Across the spaces on Find Your Coliving, all-inclusive rooms start from around €560 per month, with most options between €700 and €1,300 and premium studios rising toward €2,400 — utilities included. That usually beats renting a private studio once bills and furniture are counted. For a lower-cost base nearby, compare coliving in Bologna or browse coliving across Italy.
Things to do in Milan
The city never really stops: world-class museums and galleries, vintage shopping, rooftop aperitivo, and quick train trips to Lake Como. Coworking spaces and startup meetups make it easy to meet other nomads. It is arguably not the place to slow down — but if you want energy, food and culture, Milan delivers.