
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.

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

Meet the Design Team

Architect
Caddis
Bryan Bowen
Caddis Collaborative is an architecture, urban design, and planning firm based in beautiful Boulder, Colorado, and working throughout the United States and the world. They are leaders in sustainable design, zero net energy buildings, and livable communities.
Bryan Bowen has lived in CoHousing for over 15 years and has designed over 20 communities.
Visit Caddis' website HERE
Explore the work they have done in CoHousing HERE
And meet their team HERE

Landscape Architect
Studio Campo
Cali Pfaff
Studio Campo practices imaginative, context-driven design. The firm explores the potential of landscapes to enrich human experience. The firm takes a research-driven approach; biodiversity and ecological stewardship are cornerstones of the firm's practice.
Studio Campo is a woman-owned business based in Oregon’s Willamette Valley and Denver, Colorado. We are certified as a M/WBE, SBE, EBE, and DBE in landscape architecture and urban planning.
Visit Studio Campo's website HERE
And meet their team HERE

Project Advisor
Wonderland Hill Development Co.
Jim Leach
Wonderland Hill Development Company is rooted in community focused living. "We have built cohousing communities, near net-zero solar homes, and mixed-use developments. As the leader in green construction, and as an organization with a pioneering spirit that welcomes alternative ideas, we believe that our efforts will benefit future generations for years to come."
Visit Wonderland Hill Development Co's website HERE
And meet their team HERE

Consultant
Edgemont Consulting
Martin Willie
Martin has over 25 years’ experience in the real estate industry through Development Management, Architectural design, Project Management, and Construction Management. Committed to sustainable design and community development.
NUESTRA VISIÓN
Los principios filosóficos que apreciamos son: sostenibilidad ambiental, diversidad entre nuestros miembros y conexión entre nosotros y con nuestros vecinos. Nuestro objetivo es el desarrollo neto cero o cerca de ese objetivo en la creación de nuestra comunidad, y nuestro grupo incluye personas que tienen experiencia en planificación, diseño, construcción y uso de energía. Los espacios de vida personal que esperamos crear serán de propiedad individual y los espacios comunales serán de propiedad comunal. Buscamos la diversidad demográfica y socioeconómica en nuestra comunidad. Para reunir una comunidad diversa y multigeneracional, tenemos la intención de compartir tantos recursos comunales como sea posible y crear vías para ser propietario de una vivienda por primera vez al incluir algunas unidades de vivienda que sean económicamente más asequibles. También disfrutaríamos de un sitio donde podamos conectarnos fácilmente con la comunidad más grande que nos rodea a pie, en bicicleta y en transporte público. También imaginamos permitir que los grupos comunitarios o las organizaciones sin fines de lucro usen las áreas comunes al aire libre para sus reuniones como una forma de participar en la comunidad.










