Co-Living is a form of managed residential accommodation aimed at single renters who want a more sociable approach to living and may find it difficult to get on the housing ladder in expensive areas like London and Streatham.

Co-Living is about providing a place to live and work in a stimulating environment, shared with people from wide-ranging backgrounds with all services included. It is part of a rapidly growing trend towards city-centre living, offering flexible leases and in which many facilities are shared.

Within the building, private studio flats with bathrooms and kitchenettes are combined with substantial communal social areas and shared facilities like gyms, larger kitchens and storage spaces. Access to co-working spaces on site reduces need for travel for work.