At Burns Village & Farm, our vision is to cultivate a community where neighbors are more than just acquaintances—they become an extended family. As we embark on this journey, we'd like to introduce you to some of our founding members whose diverse backgrounds and shared passions are shaping the foundation of our cohousing agrihood.

Are you curious about intentional community living? Wondering what life could look like surrounded by like-minded individuals who value sustainability, collaboration, and connection? Come grab a bite and meet us in person at our Lunch & Learn on Saturday, April 26 from 12:30 to 1:30 PM Central Time at 51st North Taproom (704 51st Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37209).

Join us for an inspiring journey into the future of sustainable living and connected community life. After years of dreaming, planning, and growing together, Burns Village & Farm is thrilled to invite you to The Big Reveal — two very special gatherings where we’ll unveil our vision for Tennessee’s one-of-a-kind Agrihood Cohousing Community.

Tucked into the heart of Dickson County, Burns, Tennessee, blends small-town charm with a strong sense of history. With the upcoming Burns Village and Farm cohousing and agrihood community taking shape, it’s a great time to get to know what this little town has to offer.

Ready for a Sunday stroll with a purpose? Join Us for the Burns Village & Farm Site Tour on Sunday, April 13th, 2-3 pm. This isn't your typical open house or walk in the park—this is a walk into the future. One where sustainable living, good neighbors, and a deep connection to the earth aren't just ideals, but everyday life.

The Heart of Cohousing is a Connection Through Shared Experiences. One of the most powerful aspects of cohousing is how  it naturally fosters friendships. Unlike conventional living arrangements, cohousing removes barriers to interaction and encourages collaboration in everyday life. Shared meals create bonds, community projects bring purpose, and common spaces encourage everyday interaction. Read more about how cohousing can spark spontaneous socialization.

Unlike typical suburban developments, cohousing-agrihood communities like Burns Village Farm are designed to encourage collaboration. With private homes clustered around a large commonhouse to preserve open spaces for an organic farm and conservation, these communities offer a more meaningful way of living.

Take a peek inside a visionary new community designed for people who value sustainability, neighborly connections, and a deep connection to the land. Whether you're actively considering a move or just want to learn more, this session is your chance to explore:

Connecting to Nature & Community: For Barbara, living at Burns Village & Farm is about more than just having a home—it’s about reconnecting with nature and being part of a community that values shared experiences. She imagines a typical day in the village starting with a morning walk on the trails, greeting neighbors, and maybe stopping by the community farm to pick some fresh vegetables.

Lunch & Learn: Discover Burns Village & Farm Over a Great Meal. Looking for a place to call home that aligns with your values of sustainability, community, and intentional living? Join us for a relaxed, family-friendly Lunch & Learn at 51st North Taproom, where we’ll share the vision for Burns Village & Farm—a new kind of neighborhood designed for connection, nature, and well-being.

Imagine living in a place where your neighbors aren’t just people you wave to from your driveway but an extension of your family—a community where shared experiences, collaboration, and trust define daily life. This is the essence of co-housing, a model that goes beyond traditional neighborhoods to create deeper connections and a true sense of belonging.