Looking for cohousing in Sonoma County
A friend of mine is looking for cohousing projects in Sonoma County. I told him that there is one on Yulupa Ave. in Santa Rosa, another one in Cotati, called Frog's Song.
If anyone here could please advise me on the cohousing projects available in Sonoma County I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Edward
PS: My friend also has some interest in the old style communes, if there are any in Sonoma County. I heard a long time ago that there was one called "Star Light" or "Star Ranch." Anymore info on that or any others?
Re: Looking for cohousing in Sonoma County
There's also Two Acre Wood in Sebastopol on Robinson Road.
Re: Looking for cohousing in Sonoma County
This web site has a directory of cohousing communities. They're listed by state but not by county, so one has to look at all listings within the state for cities within Sonoma Co.
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Posted in reply to the post by Edward Mendoza:
A friend of mine is looking for cohousing projects in Sonoma County. I told him that there is one on Yulupa Ave. in Santa Rosa, another one in Cotati, called Frog's Song.
If anyone here could please advise me on the cohousing projects available in Sonoma County I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Edward
PS: My friend also has some interest in the old style communes, if there are any in Sonoma County. I heard a long time ago that there was one called "Star Light" or "Star Ranch." Anymore info on that or any others?
Re: Looking for cohousing in Sonoma County
Your friend is a little late.
That was Morning Star on Graton Road, about 1968-1972.
Access old Press Democrat stories through the Sonoma County Library website for that one.
Keywords: Press Democrat, Morning Star, commune, Gottlieb.
Re: Looking for cohousing in Sonoma County
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Posted in reply to the post by Edward Mendoza:
A friend of mine is looking for cohousing projects in Sonoma County. I told him that there is one on Yulupa Ave. in Santa Rosa, another one in Cotati, called Frog's Song.
If anyone here could please advise me on the cohousing projects available in Sonoma County I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Edward
PS: My friend also has some interest in the old style communes, if there are any in Sonoma County. I heard a long time ago that there was one called "Star Light" or "Star Ranch." Anymore info on that or any others?
He's probably thinking of Lou Gottleib's Morningstar Ranch between Graton and Occidental. Sadly, he's about forty years too late for that one.
Roland
Re: Looking for cohousing in Sonoma County
And there was also Bill Wheeler's ranch.
Art and Sandy Kopecky (west Sonoma county residents) wrote a great book called Leaving New Buffalo.
In the PD articles mentioned above you can read how the county brought in the bull dozers and completely demolished the buildings the people were living in.
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Posted in reply to the post by Roland Jacopetti:
He's probably thinking of Lou Gottleib's Morningstar Ranch between Graton and Occidental. Sadly, he's about forty years too late for that one.
Roland
Re: Looking for cohousing in Sonoma County
There's Two Acre Wood in Sebastopol, heading West out Bodega Hwy on Robinson Road (just about a mile out of town, maybe less).
Good luck!
~ Amara
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Posted in reply to the post by Edward Mendoza:
A friend of mine is looking for cohousing projects in Sonoma County. I told him that there is one on Yulupa Ave. in Santa Rosa, another one in Cotati, called Frog's Song.
If anyone here could please advise me on the cohousing projects available in Sonoma County I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Edward
PS: My friend also has some interest in the old style communes, if there are any in Sonoma County. I heard a long time ago that there was one called "Star Light" or "Star Ranch." Anymore info on that or any others?
Re: Looking for cohousing in Sonoma County
I accidentally deleted the contact info someone sent me privately. If that same kind person could please resend it to me I would be very grateful.
Thank you again,
Edward
