Truckee River Cohousing

Mission: We value family, playfulness, fun, warmth and a shared joy in our common humanity!
We are people-oriented. We intentionally build community and organize and design our physical space to support and enhance people’s lives.
We are stewards of our environment, aspiring to make a positive impact on our physical surroundings.
We are civic and social leaders, aiming to positively impact our town, region, country and the world
We aspire to live active and healthy lives.
We are rational and practical problem-solvers, bringing innovative ideas to our projects.
We are inclusive, welcoming a diversity of ages, backgrounds, financial situations and viewpoints.

From www.ic.org/directory/truckee-cohousing/:

Truckee Cohousing Members are excited to announce they have secured a spectacular location along the banks of The Truckee River, within walking distance of downtown shops and restaurants and miles of biking and hiking trails.

Truckee Cohousing is a group of passionate people committed to building low energy demand homes, a sustainable, environmentally conscious neighborhood with a strong sense of community. We are looking for more families and singles of all ages to join us in order to achieve the diverse and balanced community we are seeking.

Two to four bedroom units are being planned with a common house overlooking the river. Pricing expected to range from $400,000 for 2 bedroom to $800,000 for a four bedroom unit. Funding is being sought to help subsidize some units to be affordable for locals who otherwise may not be able to join.

Truckee, California is a mountain town of 16,000 residents nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, just 15 miles from Lake Tahoe and 40 minutes from Reno International Airport. The town is known for its exceptional outdoor recreation opportunities, world class skiing and as a ‘basecamp for a big life’

See https://www.truckeecohousing.com/ for more information, or email us at truckeecohousing@gmail.com

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