Distinct Cohousing Design
You couldn't ask for a better combination of amenities and options.
Warm, Inviting, Personal, and Communal
Housed on over three acres, Blue Columbine offers the best of the best – all part of the purchase price of your home.
Choose your home from a mix of floor plans and sizes, enjoy various communal amenities across the property, and spend time in the 4,000 sq ft common house. Enjoy access to an exercise studio, community kitchen, indoor outdoor dining, a natural pool and pool shed, community gardens and garden shed, a bike barn and storage, a makers shed for wood working and welding, a dog run area and dog wash, garages, a solar array to support our electricity usage, and many more perks.
We are working together with our dream team of architects and landscape architects to built this community. With meticulous attention to detail, we have crafted an inviting haven that combines the allure of elegant homes with the warmth of authentic connections.
3 Housing Options
Whether you're looking for just yourself or a family, Blue Columbine has two story duplexes, flats, and carriage house studios to fit your needs.
39 available units for sale
1,2, and 3 bedrooms
770 to 2,000 sq ft range
Estimated $620/sq ft. sales price
Additional Amenities
Various amenities are being organized carefully across the >3 acre site to support personal and communal enjoyment. See some highlighted below.
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Solar Array
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Resident Gardens
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Pool
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Potting Shed
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Pool House and Dog Wash
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Bike Barn
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Wood Shop
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Common Green
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Covered Outdoor Common Patio
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Common House
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Pergolas with Community Table and Grill Stations
Project Timeline
*timeline is subject to change
Meet the Design Team
We hold some principles especially close to heart.
Environmental sustainability, diversity among our members, and connection with one another and our surrounding neighbors. We aim for net zero development or close to that goal in the creation of our community, and our group includes individuals who have expertise in planning, design, construction, and energy use. The personal living spaces we hope to create will be individually owned and the communal spaces will be communally owned. We seek both demographic and socio-economic diversity in our community. To assemble a diverse, multi-generational community, we intend to share as many communal resources as possible, and to create pathways to first-time home ownership by including some living units that are more economically attainable. We also would enjoy a site where we can easily connect to the larger community around us on foot, by bicycle, and by mass transit. We also imagine allowing community groups or not-for-profits to use the outdoor common areas as well for their gatherings as a way to participate in the community.
