Growth Coliving occupies the Casa Palacio de los Hidalgos de Linares, a family manor house in Pousa, Pontevedra, Galicia, now in its third generation as a coliving. Private rooms run around 660 euros a month discounted, or 22 euros a night, with a 16 night minimum and reported 300 Mbps internet. There is a pool, Japanese-style thermal baths, forest views and shared dinners.
Growth Coliving: a Galician manor house, third generation
Growth Coliving is in the Casa Palacio de los Hidalgos de Linares, a historic manor house hidden in the forests of Pontevedra province. Three generations of the same family have lived there: the second turned it into a rural hotel with a pool, and the third converted it into a coliving.
What Growth Coliving Does
- Private rooms in a historic manor. Around 660 euros a month discounted, or 22 euros a night.
- A 16 night minimum. Half a month, which is more flexible than the usual 30.
- Reported 300 Mbps internet. Solid for a rural Galician property.
- Japanese-style thermal baths and a pool. An unusual amenity set for a rural coliving.
- Panoramic forest views from the workspace. With hiking, swimming and shared dinners as the daily rhythm.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Galicia is Atlantic Spain: green, forested, cooler than the Mediterranean and much cheaper. Pontevedra province has the Rias Baixas coast, some of the best seafood in Europe, and almost no international remote-work presence.
A manor house with thermal baths at 660 euros a month is unusual value, and the family history behind it tends to produce the kind of hosting that a management company cannot replicate.
Two practical notes. The site is in Spanish, and this is deep countryside, so a car makes a large difference. Galicia is also genuinely rainy, which is the price of it being this green.
Pricing
Around 660 euros a month discounted, or 22 euros a night, with a 16 night minimum.
A historic house with hot baths in the forest, for less than a room in Madrid.