Why Coliving?

Affordability

  • Cost savings through shared resources, bundled utilities. Less than half the cost of comparable accommodation privately

  • Minimize upfront furniture or appliance costs

Community and Social Connection

  • Ready-made social opportunities to foster collaboration and enhance social interaction

  • A supportive network

Convenience and Simplicity

  • All-inclusive monthly fee simplifies budgeting and reduces administrative hassles (See costs)

Enhanced Quality of Life

  • Make dinner once or twice a week – enjoy home-cooked meals every night

  • Take part in group activities – movie nights, house concerts, interesting speakers, interest groups to stretch your experience and knowledge – or enjoy quiet time on your own

Eco-Friendly Living

  • Shared utilities and eco-friendly practices promote sustainable lifestyles while reducing your environmental footprint


Why Oakview? Recreation. Relationship. Revenue.

Recreation and health

  • Year round recreation, from water sports to skiing and snowshoeing

  • Enjoy lakeside lifestyle – swimming, canoeing or kayaking, paddle boarding, or just sunning on the dock

  • The county’s best hiking trails start at your doorstep

Amenities

  • Four-season guest house for friends and family

  • High speed internet supports remote working and 4K streaming  

  • Co-working areas

  • Professionally equipped kitchen

  • Exercise facilities

  • Creative art space

Unique bonus

  • Purchase includes part ownership in a successful business, giving you an enviable revenue stream

Many people use the terms coliving and cohousing in similar ways.
Cohousing most often refers to self-contained homes with some common facilities.

Coliving, on the other hand, has substantial shared living space

At Oakview we have almost 4000 sq feet of common facilities, including several comfortable sitting areas, a commercial kitchen, a wrap-around porch, exercise facilities and more. Each share also includes a private suite with an ensuite bath and closet, along with individual basement storage space.


It's one big home

Some people think not having your own kitchen is a sacrifice.
We think it's a benefit.

How do you see it?