Tiny-home communities and village-style living. Each card shows the community's stage and what you can do now, with the date its availability was last checked.
Every published community is listed. A check older than 30 days is marked “recheck needed”. A full community stays listed, because an owner may resell or an expansion may open.
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Showing 1–10 of 10 communities
WA
A living and learning village in the White Salmon River watershed in southern Washington, run on a set of published community agreements.
Availability check date not recorded
WI
Operating community.
Availability last checked August 26, 2026 — recheck needed
VA
An inspiration model in Abingdon, Virginia demonstrating an elder-focused cohousing community built around mutual support.
Eligibility: Age 55-plus; income limits apply to rental homes
Availability last checked September 10, 2026
CO
Operating community.
Availability last checked September 23, 2026
Also reported: Waitlist open
WA
A resort at the confluence of Skookum Creek and the Pend Oreille River in north-east Washington, held as a condominium with its own residents' portal. Lots and park models change hands between owners.
Availability last checked September 23, 2026
UT
Documented case study showing a workable local pathway.
Availability last checked August 26, 2026 — recheck needed
GA
A documented example of how a small-cottage community became possible through local planning and development approvals in Clarkston.
Availability last checked September 10, 2026
TN
A sustainability-minded community on the Cumberland Plateau in east Tennessee, offering land parcels of three to ten acres. Most of what it publishes about living there sits behind a private forum reached by request.
Availability last checked September 10, 2026
Also reported: Land parcels marketed
WA
Eight cottages under a thousand square feet around a garden courtyard on Whidbey Island, built on four ordinary residential lots in 1998. It is recorded here as a legal pathway: the developer states it was the first development in the United States built under a cottage-housing land use code.
Availability last checked September 10, 2026
CT
A useful model for design, tenure, or community formation.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
