Your Look Inside: What Co-Living is Really About

Get insight thanks to our friends at Juno House

This article is in sponsorship with Juno House. 

Looking for a place to rent while studying, or just in general, can be hard.  

People not getting back to you when you ask about a lease, not finding the right housemate or simply just not finding anything in your budget.   

That’s where co-living can help you and take the stress out of finding a new place. Co-living has become a popular alternative to traditional housing options for people looking to save money and build community. 

We breakdown everything you need to know about co-living with some help from our mates at Juno House. 

What is co-living? 

Co-living is a modern form of housing where people rent private rooms within a larger shared property, often including furnished common areas like kitchens, living rooms, workspaces and gyms.  

It means creating community and meeting heaps of new people while getting flexible and all-inclusive rental terms.  

At Juno House that means your rent covers everything utilities like electricity, water, Wi-Fi and gas. Plus, you’ll have access to communal spaces like a 24/7 gym, sauna, games room, meditation room and heaps more. 

No furniture needed. 

You won’t need to worry about scrolling through Facebook Marketplace for a couch or bed and lugging it up ten flights of stairs at Juno House because every room is fully furnished.  

You get everything you need including a super comfy bed, storage space, a wardrobe and a study desk so you can settle in without any hassle.  

For a limited time, you can also get a free bedding pack with any stay at Juno House.

Flexible stays and payments. 

The rooms at Juno House range from urban twin apartments starting at $405/week for a long-term rate or $486/week for a short-term rate, all the way up to studio luxe apartments designed for individuals or couples seeking premium comfort at $800/week long term or $880/week short term. 

Other rooms include private twin apartments, dual living apartments, trio living apartments and trio plus apartments.  

One of the urban twin apartments with two semi-private bedrooms. Image: Juno House

One of the dual living apartments with two private lockable bedrooms. Image: Juno House

You can find exactly the space you’re looking for depending on your budget, how many people you want to live with and who you want to live with. 

Check out all the room types available at Juno House here. 

Plus, Juno House hosts different events to help residents get more out of their stay. Think career development and financial literacy workshops to wellness and networking mixers with local professionals. 

Great location. 

The best part about co-living is that they are often located in really central areas. So it’s easy to get to classes or even find amenities in the area. 

If you live in Perth, Juno House is right in the heart of the Perth CBD. It’s the perfect place to stay while studying with heaps of public transport available just outside where you’re living.  

And if you prefer to cycle your way around; there’s also a bike/e-scooter storage. 

Plus, there’s additional amenities available at Juno House like quiet study rooms as well as co-working and study areas so you can relax or study with no distractions. 

No need to track down a laundromat with the on-site laundry facility available right outside your door.  

Best of all - all these features are bundled in with your rent. 

Built in social life. 

Whether you’ve just started studying or recently rented a new space, it can be hard to make friends and socialise.  

Whether you’re a social butterfly or a bit more of an introvert but still want to talk to new people, Juno House gives you the perfect balance between privacy and community. 

Moving into Juno House means getting access to heaps of communal spaces like a games room and theatre room plus there’s so many social and networking events planned to get you chatting with other people in the space.  

If you’re after a space that offers so much more than an empty room, Juno House is the place for you. With heaps of amenities and communal spaces included in your rent, all you need to do is bring your stuff over and make your room your own. If co-living sounds like your vibe, you can find out more info on their website or apply for a rental.