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9 responses to “Primelocation”
no, but would love to live there
Ditto. So long as it’s a sustainable intentional community.
How about 2 million?
http://212.50.188.108/cgi-win/vebra.cgi?details1?src=vebra&PropertyCode=1581001/LEEBA/10294/1
Chris, can you find again that hotel we were looking at – the one with loads of bedrooms, except some of them weren’t in the house?
That was cheap! I wonder whether it could be converted to something useful …
Oooh, Alison, that’s more like it. Sorry Jax, yours was just too far away. One for the North, one for the South maybe?!
Hi Jemmo – that was the intention – and why we’d need more than the 890,000 the buildings cost, ‘cos we’d need some land as well. Alison, that really does look rather gorgeous – yes, why not let’s have two while we’re dreaming 😉
Ohh very nice. But apparently there is a co-housing community 20 minutes from here. I’ve always wondered what those wooden houses were and now I know! If only it wasn’t in Stroud, I might be tempted!
http://tinyurl.com/6kjeu
Look at the location of this….probably not big enough for more than two and a half families…. 🙁
I regularly have a mooch around this sort of thing on the web – but know I couldn’t hack it! I know a couple who live in an intentional community and she assures me they really don’t live in each other’s pockets and she gets loads of her own space – I guess you don’t know till you’ve tried, but I remain dubious. I wouldn’t mind a community-village so to speak though.
I could live in a sort of centerparcs type one – own houses and stuff but not in a melrose type one. I’d get way too stressed!