Apart from gymnasium and swimming pool, the facility also offers a string of features, including Zumba dance classes, self-defense and safety training, an exclusive female fitness trainer, cooking & baking classes

CoLife, a network of shared living and working in India, has partnered with UKN Properties to introduce what is probably Bangalore’s first women-only co-living space with amenities exclusively designed for the modern woman.

The facility has been conceptualised and designed by Suresh Rangarajan, a pioneer in boutique properties including shared living and working spaces.

According to CoLife, the facility offers many firsts towards building a commune for women professionals and students who can freely collaborate in a self-sustained ecosystem.

In Pics: CoLife provides not just co-working, but a shared living space, too

Apart from gymnasium and swimming pool, the facility will also offer a string of features, including Zumba dance classes, self-defense and safety training, an exclusive female fitness trainer, cooking & baking classes.

The monthly rentals have been priced between INR 6,500 and INR 9,500 (under US$140)

Security has naturally been a crucial element that was factored into every aspect of planning for this property. CoLife has partnered with Ausodhytmika, company offering SOS alerts with an app in case of emergencies. The facility also has a very intuitive Godrej powered video door phone to ensure safety for the residents.

CoLife has also drawn out exclusive offers and discounts with partners like TherPup (a pet café), and Brew & Barbeque (Bangalore’s leading salon play and the hep & happening brew).

Developed at a cost of INR 100 crore (US$15 million), the commune is strategically located in Whitefield, one of the most cosmopolitan hubs of Bengaluru. The catchment area in Whitefield is reminiscent of modern day Bengaluru, attracting a large number of the city’s working professionals.

Rangarajan, the architect of the concept, believes that there is a void in quality living spaces for millennials especially working and student women. Most of the women in India are more comfortable when they are in secure environments that is populated by likeminded forward looking individuals and more importantly women only.

CoLife conducted an extensive study among paying guest accommodations and its inhabitants regarding the challenges women faced prior to developing this concept.

Rangarajan says, “CoLife already operates and manages over 300 co-living apartments in the city. We have been receiving a steady string of requests in recent months from women to provide a facility that is not necessarily a hotel but has all the functional features that a hotel can provide and more. We have hence carefully articulated all their collective feedback into our latest project in Chez Nous, White field”.

CoLive.in, an affiliate of Co.Life, is a network of shared living spaces across the city. CoLive.in homes are fully furnished, fashionably modern, enhanced with luxury amenities & are conveniently located near workplaces.

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