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Cohousing Directory - Community View
Manzanita Village
Prescott
, Arizona
, United States
Website:
Contact:
Manzanita Village
258 Benjamin Dr
Prescott, Arizona 86303 United States
Address Status:
Good as of 8/31/2006
Phone:
928-445-3015
This is a diverse, multigenerational, cohousing community of caring neighbors in a tranquil, safe environment one mile from downtown Prescott, Arizona. Northern Arizona's only cohousing community.
Community Affiliations:
Network Affiliations:
Coho/US
Last Updated:
10/21/2011
Visitors Accepted
Visitor Process:
Use the “Contact Us” form on our website to arrange for a visit.
Cohousing Details
Cohousing Status:
Building
(all original lots have been sold)
Area:
12.5 acres (5.1 hectares)
Number of Units:
36, 31 built so far
Square Feet in Common House:
3100
Architect:
Jeff Zucker, Paul Moore
Developer:
Ourselves
Population
Members:
49
Non-Member Residents:
0
Open to new members:
Yes
Government
Decision Making:
By consensus
Identified Leader:
No
Leadership Core Group:
Yes (Steering Committee)
Labor and Money
Financial Style:
Members have independent finances
Labor Contribution:
Expected (Dinner teams, committees, and work parties)
Join Fee:
No
Regular Fees:
Yes (Monthly HOA dues)
Land and Buildings
Community:
Small Town
Land Owners:
Individual community member(s) (Homeowner's association)
No. of Residences:
36 (31 built so far)
Food, Etc.
% Food Grown:
1-5% (community garden)
Shared Meals:
2-5 times/week
Dietary Choice or Restrictions:
Diet is up to each individual
Dietary Practice:
Omnivorous
Alcohol Use:
Used occasionally
Tobacco Use:
Seldom used (Restricted smoking areas)
Current Editor(s): agorski, cohousing
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