Your commute is a short walk and a quiet train.
Every house is close to an MRT station on the Blue or Green line. Tap your EasyCard and you’re across the city before your coffee cools.
Seal Co-living · Taipei
Make Taipei home.
Furnished rooms in 7 shared houses, minutes from the MRT. Bring a suitcase — the rest is ready.
- From NT$8,000 per bed / month1 ≈ US$2503
- 30 days minimum lease2
- NT$1,000 utilities a month, flat
Why Taipei
Mountains at the end of the street. A metro that comes every few minutes. A night market around the corner. Taipei is easy to love — and easier to live in than you think.
A day in your Taipei life
From the first train to the last light.
Work from a café on a quiet lane. Or ride to class.
Taipei’s side streets are full of independent cafés, and YouBike stations sit on almost every corner.
Catch the sunset from the riverside — or from Elephant Mountain.
Bike paths follow the Keelung and Tamsui rivers for kilometres. Elephant Mountain, with Taipei 101 at eye level, is a short ride from our Xinyi houses.
Neon, night markets, and streets that feel safe after dark.
Raohe Night Market is a short ride from our Nangang houses. Grab a pepper bun, walk it off, and be home before the last train.
Live here
And at the end of the day, come home.
7 furnished shared houses in Xinyi District, Nangang District, and Zhongzheng District. Your own bed, a shared kitchen and living room, and housemates who are building a life here too.
Our own photos.
The houses
7 houses. Pick your neighbourhood.
Rooms, prices, and amenities are on each house’s page. Minimum lease: 30 days.2
Guangci House 廣慈寓所
Ln. 98, Zhongpo S. Rd., Xinyi Dist.
Houshanpi House 後山埤寓所
Ln. 81, Sec. 6, Zhongxiao E. Rd., Nangang Dist.
Kunyang House 昆陽寓所
Ln. 355, Sec. 7, Civic Blvd., Nangang Dist.
Songlong House 松隆寓所
Songlong Rd., Xinyi Dist.
CityHall House 市政府寓所
Ln. 31, Sec. 5, Zhongxiao E. Rd., Xinyi Dist.
Songshan House 松山寓所
Ln. 76, Zhongpo N. Rd., Nangang Dist.
Gongguan House 公館寓所
Sec. 3, Tingzhou Rd., Zhongzheng Dist.
Not sure which house fits?
Tell us where you’ll work or study. We’ll suggest the house that makes your days easiest.
Everything included
Everything you need is already here.
Furnished. Just bring your clothes.
Every room comes with a bed frame, mattress, wardrobe, desk and chair.
- Air conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Washing machine
- Shared kitchen (cooking allowed)
NT$1,000
a month for utilities, flat.
One fee covers electricity, water, gas, internet, and shared supplies (toilet paper, dish soap, trash bags).
30 days
minimum lease.
The longer you sign, the less you pay each month.
- 12 months or longer Base price
- 6 to under 12 months + NT$500
- 30 days to under 6 months + NT$1,000
Housemates, not strangers.
Barbecues, weekend rides, mountain hikes. Join in when you like. Your room is always yours.
Simple costs. That’s the whole list.
1 month’s rentdeposit, returned per your lease contract
NT$1,500move-in fee, paid once
NT$1,000utilities, every month
How renting works
Four steps to your own key.
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01
Choose a house
Compare neighbourhoods, rooms and prices online.
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02
Book a viewing
Pick a time and see the house in person. Still abroad? Ask us on LINE first.
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03
Sign your lease
Minimum lease 30 days. Pay the deposit, the first month’s rent and utilities, and the move-in fee.
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04
Move in
Collect your keys. Your room is ready.
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A weekend from Taipei City Hall Station: Songshan Cultural Park, Four-Four South Village, Xiangshan sunset and the 101 night view
Weekend day-outs
Along the Green Line: From Gongguan to Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall, Longshan Temple, and Sunset at Dadaocheng
Weekend day-outs
Starting from Houshanpi: Zoo in the Morning, Tea in Maokong in the Afternoon, and a Stroll Through Raohe Before Walking Home at Night
Weekend day-outs
From Kunyang to Shilin: a classic cross-city day with the National Palace Museum, Shilin Official Residence, and Shilin Night Market
Weekend day-outs
Starting from Songshan Station and heading all the way north: a morning stroll through Beitou's hot spring street, sunset in Tamsui in the evening
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Come and see
Your room in Taipei is waiting.
Book an in-person or video viewing, or ask us on LINE first. We reply in English or Chinese.