Student Co-Living House with Private Rooms near Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires

Address: Jufré 811

Neighborhood: Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires

• Living Space and Shared Atmosphere: The main living and kitchen area is spacious, open, and functional. It combines the kitchen, dining, and shared seating space into one large environment, which is ideal for students who enjoy cooking together, having meals as a group, or simply spending time in a common area rather than staying isolated in their rooms.

  
  

  The additional common areas add a lot of value. The intermediate lounge/study space with beanbags and a desk gives students a quieter place to relax or work outside their bedroom, while the patio and BBQ/SUM area are clearly designed for group dinners, asados, and social evenings. For exchange students who want the “shared house” experience, this is one of the main selling points.

  
  

• Kitchen and Dining Area: The kitchen is fully equipped and has a practical shared-house setup, with a long countertop, oven, stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, storage cabinets, and preparation space. There is also bar-style seating and a larger shared table, giving the house more than one place to eat, work, or socialize. The high ceiling and open proportions make the space feel less cramped than a typical shared apartment.

  
  

• Outdoor Spaces and Social Areas: The outdoor and semi-outdoor areas are one of the strongest features of this house. The patio/SUM area includes a built-in BBQ, seating, sink, and washing machine, creating a dedicated space for asados, shared dinners, and relaxed evenings with other exchange students.

  There is also an intermediate common area with beanbags and a study desk, which gives the house more flexibility. Students are not limited only to the kitchen or their bedrooms; they have multiple shared zones depending on whether they want to socialize, study, or relax.

  For students who specifically want to meet people and live in a more international community environment, this setup is much stronger than a normal apartment.

  
  

• Bedroom 1: Bedroom 1 is located on the ground floor and has a private, functional setup for one student. It includes a bed between a 1.5-size and queen-size bed, a closet, a desk for studying or working, a bedside lamp, and a window facing the street. The room is simple but practical, with the key furniture a student needs for a medium-term stay.

  Price:  EUR 600/month in cash or EUR 630/month by transfer.

  
  

• Bedroom 2: Bedroom 2 is also located on the ground floor and has a similar private setup, with a bed between a 1.5-size and queen-size bed, closet, desk, bedside lamp, and window facing toward the kitchen/living space. Its main advantage is that it includes a private en-suite bathroom, which gives it more privacy and independence compared to the other ground-floor rooms.

  Because of the en-suite bathroom, this bedroom should be positioned as one of the premium rooms in the house.

  Price:  EUR 650/month in cash or EUR 680/month by transfer.

  
  

• Bedroom 3: Bedroom 3 is located on the ground floor and appears to be one of the brighter street-facing rooms. It includes a bed between a 1.5-size and queen-size bed, closet, desk, bedside lamp, and window facing the street. Based on the photos, it feels practical and comfortable, with a clean student-room layout and enough space for both sleeping and studying.

  Price:  EUR 600/month in cash or EUR 630/month by transfer.

  
  

• Bedroom 4: Bedroom 4 is located on the upper/intermediate level, close to the common areas and patio/SUM zone. It includes a bed between a 1.5-size and queen-size bed, closet, desk, bedside lamp, and private en-suite bathroom.

  Although this room does not appear to have a standard exterior window, its position near the common patio and shared spaces means that fresh air and natural light are easily accessible just outside the room. The main advantage is clearly the private bathroom, which gives the room a more independent feel.

  Price: EUR 650/month in cash or EUR 680/month by transfer.

  
  

• Bedroom 5: Bedroom 5 is very similar to Bedroom 4 and follows the same practical student-room structure: bed between a 1.5-size and queen-size bed, closet, desk, bedside lamp, and private en-suite bathroom. It is located near the upper common area and patio access, making it suitable for someone who wants privacy in the room but still wants to be close to the social part of the house.

  Price:  EUR 650/month in cash or EUR 680/month by transfer. Already occupied for next semester.

  
  

• Bedroom 6: Bedroom 6 is another similar upper-level room with the same essential setup: bed between a 1.5-size and queen-size bed, closet, desk, bedside lamp, and private en-suite bathroom. Like Bedrooms 4 and 5, the main advantage is the private bathroom and the proximity to the patio/SUM area.

  Price:  EUR 650/month in cash or EUR 680/month by transfer.

  
  
  
  

• Bedroom 7: Bedroom 7 is located on the upper level and follows the same layout style as the other upper rooms. It includes a bed between a 1.5-size and queen-size bed, closet, desk, bedside lamp, and private en-suite bathroom. Based on the photos, this room also feels simple, functional, and adapted for student living.

  Price:  EUR 650/month in cash or EUR 680/month by transfer. Already occupied for next semester.

  
  
  
  

• Bathrooms: The house includes several bathrooms, which is important for a 7-bedroom student property.

  There is one shared full bathroom on the ground floor for Bedrooms 1 and 3, while Bedroom 2 has its own private en-suite bathroom. Bedrooms 4, 5, 6, and 7 each have their own private en-suite bathroom, which significantly improves the comfort level of the house and helps reduce pressure on the shared bathroom.

  The bathrooms are practical rather than luxury-style, but this works well for the concept of the property: a functional, social student house with private bedroom setups and enough bathroom capacity for daily use.

• Appliances:

  • Coffee Maker

  • Bread machine

  • Electric Kettle

  • Refrigerator and Freezer

  • Microwave

  • Double stainless steel oven with stovetop

    
    

• Internet: Wi-Fi available.

• Washing Machine: Included.

• Bedding: Sheets, towels, and bed linen are provided.

• Cleaning Service: Available upon request, for an extra fee.

Located at Jufré 811, this student house sits in Villa Crespo, just on the border with Palermo Soho, one of the most strategic areas for international students who want both social life and everyday convenience. The location gives students quick access to Palermo’s cafés, bars, restaurants, nightlife, and boutique streets, while still being in a slightly more local and residential area that often feels more practical for daily living. It is especially convenient for students who want to enjoy Palermo Soho without necessarily paying the full premium of being directly in the busiest part of Palermo.

The house is also very well connected, with Avenida Corrientes nearby and easy access to public transport, including buses and the Subte B line, making it simple to move around Buenos Aires. Around the area, students will find supermarkets, gyms, cafés, bakeries, casual restaurants, and nightlife options within walking distance. For exchange students, this location offers a strong balance: close enough to Palermo’s international and social scene, but with the more authentic, neighborhood feel of Villa Crespo — making it a very solid choice for students who want community living, accessibility, and a lively Buenos Aires experience.

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