Our 6-bedroom house sits on 20 acres of prime farmland on south Whidbey Island. The land is mostly rolling pasture, with a view of the Olympics, several acres of old cedar and fir, some wetland, and a year-round creek. Wildlife abounds, yet we are just 6 miles from the ferry and on the free Island Transit bus line.

We are 6 folks ranging in age from 3 to 57, with backgrounds in ecology, farming, international relations, holistic health, early childhood education, and old-time music. Our farmhouse is currently full.

Our long-term vision is a multi-generational co-housing community dedicated to spiritual growth, ecological living, organic farming, and a spirit of generosity and adventure. We are seeking like-minded, emotionally mature collaborators.

The community's founder is Karen Litfin, UW professor of political ecology and author of Ecovillages: Lessons for Sustainable Community (Polity Press, January 2014).

If you sense that our budding community might be for you, please email us. Please tell us a bit about who you are & what you are looking for.