Coliving in Laureles, Medellin, Colombia
Pranik Living · Boutique wellness coliving in Medellin's Laureles with 600 Mbps fibre
The Home
Pranik Living
Pranik Living is a boutique wellness coliving in Laureles, Medellin — the neighbourhood that Timeout named “best for digital nomads.” 35 private rooms and studios, 600 Mbps fibre, and a 4.9-star rating across 41 Google reviews.
The Experience
Medellin’s eternal spring climate and low cost of living have made it one of the world’s top nomad cities. Pranik Living adds a wellness layer: yoga, breathwork, and a design philosophy centred on well-being. The Laureles location puts you in the heart of Medellin’s most liveable neighbourhood — tree-lined streets, excellent restaurants, and a strong local-expat community. The 600 Mbps fibre is among the fastest in any coliving worldwide.
The Space
35 private rooms and studios in a purpose-designed building with coworking space, yoga studio, rooftop terrace, and communal areas. The property prioritises privacy — each room is self-contained — while the shared spaces and programming build community.
Who It’s For
Remote workers who want Medellin’s cost of living and climate with a wellness-focused community and genuinely fast internet. The private-room model suits those who’ve outgrown dorm-style colivings.
Upcoming Chapters
What's included
- Coworking Dedicated workspace
- Up to 35 guests Community size
- 1 week min stay Minimum commitment
- Since 2022 Established coliving
- Remote-friendly Built for nomads
Workspace
Work with a Laureles, Medellín Rhythm
Coworking included with reliable internet.
The Vibe
Morning yoga or breathwork on the rooftop, then head to the coworking space for focused work. Afternoons are flexible — explore Laureles on foot, hit a gym, or grab a juice. Evenings often end with group dinners at one of the neighbourhood's many restaurants.
Day trips to Guatapé or the coffee region, hikes in Parque Arví via the metrocable, or brunch runs through Laureles and Poblado.
Living in Laureles, Medellín
Medellín sits at 1,500m in a valley that delivers 22-28°C year-round — locals call it the city of eternal spring for a reason. The cost of living is roughly a third of most European cities: a solid lunch runs $3-5, a beer $1.50-2, and a one-bedroom apartment $400-600/month.
Laureles is the neighbourhood Timeout singled out for digital nomads, and it earns the title. Tree-lined streets, dozens of specialty coffee shops, a walkable grid layout, and far fewer tourists than El Poblado across the river. The Estadio metro station connects you to the rest of the city in minutes. The food scene ranges from $2 corrientazo set menus to inventive modern Colombian restaurants.
The city has invested heavily in public infrastructure — the metro, cable cars, parks, and libraries are world-class. Safety has improved dramatically over two decades, though standard city precautions apply. Visa-wise, most nationalities get 90 days on arrival, extendable to 180.
Metrocable to Parque Arví
Take the cable car from the metro straight into cloud forest. Hiking trails, local food stalls, and panoramic views of the valley — all for a few dollars.
Finca coffee tour
Visit working coffee farms in the hills outside the city. You'll pick, process, and taste single-origin beans straight from the source.
Comuna 13 graffiti tour
Walk the outdoor escalators through Medellín's most famous transformed neighbourhood. Street art, hip-hop, and a story of resilience.
Transparent Rates
All prices per person. 1 week minimum stay.
| Room Type | Price / month | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Studio Best value | $700 /mo | Starting from |
| Premium studio | $1,200 /mo |
The Honest Briefing
Fly into José María Córdova Airport (MDE), about 45 minutes from the city by bus ($3) or taxi ($25). Buy a local SIM from Claro or Tigo at the airport — 30GB data costs around $10/month. Download the Medellín metro app and load a Cívica card for public transport.
Where to Eat
- 🍽Mondongo's, Laureles — classic Medellín bandeja paisa and mondongo soup, $5-8 per plate
- 🍽El Rancherito, Laureles — local corrientazo lunch spot, massive portions for $3
- 🍽Café Velvet, Poblado — specialty coffee and brunch, $4-8
- 🍽Carmen, Poblado — fine dining modern Colombian, $30-50 per person
- 🍽La Octava, Laureles — craft beer bar with solid bar food, $5-10
Cost of Living
The Team
Founders
We built Pranik around the idea that wellness isn't a separate activity — it's how the building is designed, how the community operates, and the rhythm of each day.
Getting There & Around
- José María Córdova Airport (MDE)45 min by car
- Laureles centre5 min walk
- El Poblado20 min by metro
Common Questions
What's the WiFi like?
600 Mbps fibre — one of the fastest connections you'll find in any coliving globally. Reliable for video calls, large uploads, and multiple devices.
What's included in the price?
Private room or studio, coworking access, all utilities, weekly cleaning, yoga and breathwork sessions, and community events. Meals are not included.
How do I get there?
Fly into MDE airport. Take the airport bus to San Diego terminal ($3, 45 min) then a taxi or metro to Laureles. Alternatively, a taxi from the airport is around $25.
Do I need a visa for Colombia?
Most nationalities get 90 days on arrival, extendable to 180 at a Migración Colombia office. No special visa needed for remote work.
Is Medellín safe?
Laureles is one of the safest and most residential neighbourhoods in Medellín. Use normal city common sense — don't flash expensive gear, stick to well-lit streets at night, and you'll be fine.
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