We don’t see our best friends as often as we would like, but when we finally get together, it’s like no time has passed. We immediately catch up where we left off.

Traveling with our besties is something we need to do more often. The idea of getting away and spending time relaxing and having fun with our girlfriends isn’t just a good idea, it’s good for your health. Seven women in China had an even better idea.

Imagine living in the same house with six of your best friends. Maybe it sounds like a lot of people in one house, but if that house is 7500 square feet, we’re pretty sure there’s enough space for everyone.

Seven best friends in China joked that when they were 60 and retired they would all buy a house and live together. The only problem was that they didn’t want to wait 30 years. They wanted to hang out with their besties, like, now.

They came up with a plan to start looking for a house in the country that would be big enough for all of them to share together. When they found one, they didn’t wait; they pounced on the deal.

The house needed a lot of work. They pooled their money to buy and renovate it into a beautiful home that they could share together with their families.

The house is in the country, but it is only about an hour away from a large town, so it’s not too secluded. The ladies travel to the nearby town to go shopping and to sing.

In a video about these 7 besties and their beautiful shared home, we see the gorgeous interiors and the unique tea pavilion they built in a field. Why? Because they all love tea and they wanted a tea pavilion. No other reason needed.

Although not mentioned in the video, we can see that there are men and children in the house as well. Apparently, this house is not just for the 7 besties to share but also for their families. The video mentions that in 10-15 years their children will be grown up and they can still share the house.

This is living the BFF life at its best. Truly. Watch the video below to see what the house looked like before these best friends renovated it, and get a peek inside some of the tranquil rooms where these friends spend their days.

We suddenly have the urge to call our besties and start looking for countryside mansions we could buy and renovate together. Just us? Would you want to share a large, country home with your best friends and their families?