Coliving
Vitry-sur-Seine
Vitry-sur-Seine
in a few words
Bordered, as its name suggests, by the Seine on one side, Vitry-sur-Seine (94) is located southeast of Paris, separated from Paris by its neighbor Ivry (with which it is often confused). Undergoing transformation, it notably hosts the MAC/VAL (Museum of Contemporary Art of Val-de-Marne), opened in 2005, which houses a rich permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. There are also several renowned theaters, a large cinema, a concert hall, and an interactive museum. On the sports side, clubs and associations allow the practice of around fifty disciplines, in addition to cycling and running in the city's parks, notably the beautiful Lilas Park, which will be pleasant to visit in good weather. Well served and close to Paris, Vitry is crossed by tramway T7, metro line 7, and RER C, in addition to numerous buses.
Time from Paris
Transports
RER C
METRO 7
TRAM 9
TER CENTRE-VDL
Highlights of Vitry-sur-Seine
Ready to explore your new neighborhood? Check out these spots you can visit solo or with your roommates :
Val-de-Marne Museum of Contemporary Art
A must-visit for lovers of modern and contemporary art, MAC/VAL offers a rich program of permanent and temporary exhibitions. The museum also hosts workshops and cultural events, allowing everyone to immerse themselves in the creative world of contemporary artists.
Parc des Lilas
Located in the heart of Vitry-sur-Seine, Parc des Lilas is a green space perfect for relaxing, taking a walk, or enjoying a picnic with family. With its playgrounds for children and shaded paths, it provides a pleasant environment for all ages.
Coliving in Vitry-sur-Seine
The concept of coliving is growing in Vitry-sur-Seine, as in other cities in Île-de-France, to meet the increasing demand for spacious homes close to green spaces and easily accessible to Paris via the RER C, bus lines, and tramways. Several coliving residences and houses have opened in Vitry-sur-Seine in recent years, offering a convenient, friendly lifestyle fully connected to the capital.
Our Casas in Vitry-sur-Seine are located in quiet, well-connected neighborhoods, offering a comfortable living environment for both students and young professionals. On a human scale, our houses have an average of 13 rooms, fostering a closer, more friendly community than a large 50-room residence. Each house features a garden, allowing residents to enjoy the outdoors without ever leaving home !
Our coliving houses in Vitry-sur-Seine offer comfortable rooms with private bathrooms to ensure your privacy, thoughtfully equipped with a 140 cm bed, desk, and wardrobe. The shared spaces are designed to make community living easy: kitchen, dining room, lounge, relaxation area with TV, laundry facilities, and, most importantly, a garden to enjoy sunny days! Join us and experience all-inclusive coliving focused on friendliness, social connections, and community life.
Join one of our colivings in Vitry-sur-Seine
Near Paris
Vitry-sur-Seine is ideally connected :
Metro Line 7: quick access to central Paris
Tramway T9: easily links Vitry to other neighborhoods in the metropolis
Transilien Line C: direct access to Paris-Austerlitz and Invalides
Several bus lines serve the entire city and neighboring towns
Future project: the Grand Paris Express will further improve connections to Paris, making travel even faster.
RER C
METRO 7
TRAM 9
TER CENTRE-VDL
FAQs
Réponses aux questions fréquentes que vous pouvez vous poser.
Why choose Vitry-sur-Seine for a shared house near Paris?
You can enjoy a spacious home with a comfortable room and a garden while staying close to the capital.
What transport options connect Vitry-sur-Seine and Paris ?
Metro Line 7, Tramway T9, Transilien Line C, and numerous bus lines. Everything is designed for quick access to Paris.
What amenities and services are available around the coliving homes ?
Supermarkets, shops, restaurants, gyms, local markets, pharmacies… everything is accessible within minutes.
Are there green spaces accessible from the colivings in Vitry ?
Yes : Parc des Lilas, Parc André Malraux, the banks of the Seine, and public gardens.
