What is a cohousing agrihood?
It’s time to satisfy your longing for community & land (even if you’re not a farmer).
No need to wait: call to speak with John, 615-480-2786, or Cassie, 614-562-3830, members who are eager to answer your initial questions!
Learn more at a virtual information session and a site visit to learn more about cohousing — private home ownership in an intentional community with shared land and a common house. Then see the land where homes and a farm will be built with lots of open green space.
Visitors and members checking out the land in front of the 200-year-old “Mother Oak.”
Like what you’ve learned? Take the next step by becoming an Explorer. Learn more about this exciting project and consider joining as a Member household. Explorer status gives you 30 to 90 days to get to know the neighbors and have access to resources and project information that will help you determine if Burns Village & Farm is a fit for you.
Members celebrate a successful common house workshop with the architect in January. The common house is where we will have weekly community meals; it will also serve as an extension of our homes with lots of spaces for different activities.