Santiago

Homes in Santiago where your dog or cat is welcome for a month or longer. Every listing here states its pet policy up front, so you can skip the awkward question and start with the important ones: fenced gardens, walks to the beach, and neighbours who are used to four-legged guests.

5 homes

A pool changes a month in Santiago: the hours after a surf, the hot afternoons, the evenings with friends. These homes all have one, private or shared, and say which. Pair it with A/C and a proper kitchen and you have a base for the whole season.

6 homes

Wake up to the Pacific. These homes in Santiago have a real view of the ocean from the house or the terrace (not a glimpse between trees), and the listing photos show it. Expect a hill, a breeze and a sunset every evening.

1 home

Small thing, big month. A dishwasher is rare in Santiago and makes a long stay with friends or family run smoother. Every home here has one, and most pair it with a fully equipped kitchen and a washer.

3 homes

Homes in Santiago set up to work from: a desk or a workspace, dependable internet (fibre or Starlink), and the power backup that makes a rainy-season outage a non-event. Sunset surf optional.

5 homes

March and April get hot in Santiago. These homes have air conditioning (the listing says whether it is in every bedroom or only some), so the afternoons are for the beach and the nights are for sleeping.

9 homes

Power cuts are part of life in Santiago, especially when it rains. These homes have a generator or a battery system, so the fridge, the router and the fans keep going.

1 home

Room for everyone: three bedrooms or more in Santiago, with the things a family month needs: an equipped kitchen, a washer, screens on the windows, and often a pool or a garden.

4 homes

Good homes in Santiago at $1,500 a month or less: studios, apartments and small houses, many a short walk from the beach. Prices are set by the owners and shown up front, with what is included.

3 homes