WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE IN A TOWN COHOUSING PROJECT?

WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE IN A TOWN COHOUSING PROJECT?

TOWN is the UK’s leading developer of cohousing communities, with over 150 homes in progress across six new developments.

TOWN is the UK’s leading developer of cohousing communities, with over 150 homes in progress across six new developments.

What is Cohousing?

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Cohousing brings people with shared values together in communities they help conceive, design and manage. It enables residents to know their neighbours better and fosters more sustainable, community-oriented ways of living.

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Private Homes

Residents own or rent their own self-contained home with their own outdoor space and usually are able to choose from a number of customisation options through the design process.

Shared spaces and amenities

Alongside private homes, communities offer shared spaces and facilities that encourage social interaction and support the life of the community, including communal gardens, guest rooms and dining space.

Collaborative design

Future residents play an active role in the development process, working closely with the design team to create a place tailored to their needs.

Community management

Once the development is complete, residents go on to collectively own and manage the shared spaces and facilities and take responsibility for furnishing and equipping them and bringing them to life.

Sustainability

Sustainability is at the heart of cohousing communities, with homes designed to high levels of environmental performance, onsite renewable energy and an emphasis on making it easy to walk and cycle.

What is Cohousing?

Cohousing brings people with shared values together in communities they help conceive, design and manage. It enables residents to know their neighbours better and fosters more sustainable, community-oriented ways of living.

Private Homes

Residents own or rent their own self-contained home with their own outdoor space and usually are able to choose from a number of customisation options through the design process.

Shared spaces and amenities

Alongside private homes, communities offer shared spaces and facilities that encourage social interaction and support the life of the community, including communal gardens, guest rooms and dining space.

Collaborative design

Future residents play an active role in the development process, working closely with the design team to create a place tailored to their needs.

Community management

Once the development is complete, residents go on to collectively own and manage the shared spaces and facilities and take responsibility for furnishing and equipping them and bringing them to life.

Sustainability

Sustainability is at the heart of cohousing communities, with homes designed to high levels of environmental performance, onsite renewable energy and an emphasis on making it easy to walk and cycle.

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NORTHSTOWE COHOUSING.

TOWN is currently looking for individuals interested in Northstowe Cohousing to join the codesign process – register your interest today and a member of the team will be in touch.

Register your interest

NORTHSTOWE COHOUSING.

TOWN is currently looking for individuals interested in Northstowe Cohousing to join the codesign process – register your interest today and a member of the team will be in touch.

Interested?

Register your email to find out more about living in a TOWN cohousing community.

Current projects

Find out more about TOWN’s upcoming projects below

Settlement Extensions

Angel Yard

Intergenerational urban cohousing in Norwich

Angel Yard is a planned cohousing community in the St Augustine’s neighbourhood of central Norwich, offering 34 homes and shared amenities for a mix of ages. Currently awaiting planning permission, the development will offer a mix of apartments and houses, together with a common house and shared garden.

Neighbourhood Housing

Northstowe

A new cohousing community in Cambridge

TOWN is working with Homes England to establish a cohousing community at Northstowe, Cambridgeshire. We are at the early stages of designing this new development and TOWN is currently inviting people who are interested in living in a cohousing community at Northstowe to register their interest in the project.

Neighbourhood Housing

Millers’ Field

Carbon neutral community in Oundle

Drawing from cohousing principles, TOWN is working with a ‘building group’ of future residents to design a new community close to the heart of Oundle, a historic market town in Northamptonshire. Currently at planning stages, the development will provide around 14 carbon-neutral homes for families and older people.

Urban Regeneration

Still Green

Senior cohousing in Milton Keynes

Currently at construction stage, Still Green is going to provide 29 homes for people aged 50 and over, with shared spaces and facilities. It is part of TOWN’s wider Love Wolverton project with Milton Keynes City Council in the town of Wolverton.

Settlement Extensions

Linmere

A new cohousing community in Bedfordshire

TOWN is looking for people interested in living in a cohousing community in Linmere, Bedfordshire. The community will be part of a large scale new development that will create a new quarter of 5,000 homes alongside green space, education, community and cultural uses over the next 10 years.

Urban Regeneration

Westwick Row

Collaborative Housing in Hemel Hempstead

TOWN is at the exploratory stages for a new development of around 40 homes in suburban Hertfordshire. An intergenerational cohousing community is envisaged, consisting of terraced houses and flats around a shared community garden.

Current projects

Find out more about TOWN’s upcoming projects below

Settlement Extensions

Angel Yard

Intergenerational urban cohousing in Norwich

Angel Yard is a planned cohousing community in the St Augustine’s neighbourhood of central Norwich, offering 34 homes and shared amenities for a mix of ages. Currently awaiting planning permission, the development will offer a mix of apartments and houses, together with a common house and shared garden.

Neighbourhood Housing

Northstowe

A new cohousing community in Cambridge

TOWN is working with Homes England to establish a cohousing community at Northstowe, Cambridgeshire. We are at the early stages of designing this new development and TOWN is currently inviting people who are interested in living in a cohousing community at Northstowe to register their interest in the project.

Neighbourhood Housing

Millers’ Field

Carbon neutral community in Oundle

Drawing from cohousing principles, TOWN is working with a ‘building group’ of future residents to design a new community close to the heart of Oundle, a historic market town in Northamptonshire. Currently at planning stages, the development will provide around 14 carbon-neutral homes for families and older people.

Urban Regeneration

Still Green

Senior cohousing in Milton Keynes

Currently at construction stage, Still Green is going to provide 29 homes for people aged 50 and over, with shared spaces and facilities. It is part of TOWN’s wider Love Wolverton project with Milton Keynes City Council in the town of Wolverton.

Settlement Extensions

Linmere

A new cohousing community in Bedfordshire

TOWN is looking for people interested in living in a cohousing community in Linmere, Bedfordshire. The community will be part of a large scale new development that will create a new quarter of 5,000 homes alongside green space, education, community and cultural uses over the next 10 years.

Urban Regeneration

Westwick Row

Collaborative housing in Hemel Hempstead

TOWN is at the exploratory stages for a new development of around 40 homes in suburban Hertfordshire. An intergenerational cohousing community is envisaged, consisting of terraced houses and flats around a shared community garden.

Settlement Extensions

Hartree

Urban cohousing in Cambridge

TOWN is exploring feasibility for a new community as part of the planned development of Hartree, North East Cambridge. This will be a higher-density, urban form of cohousing in a new quarter of the city.

MARMALADE LANE, CAMBRIDGE.

Marmalade Lane is Cambridge’s first cohousing community. It was completed in 2018 and comprises 42 homes, designed in collaboration with its residents.

“Kind, loving neighbours who really want to connect with and support each other are the heart of cohousing. The children are out playing and people are chatting in backyards, and it feels like a dream come true.”

MARMALADE LANE, CAMBRIDGE.

Marmalade Lane is Cambridge’s first cohousing community. It was completed in 2018 and comprises 42 homes, designed in collaboration with its residents.

“Kind, loving neighbours who really want to connect with and support each other are the heart of cohousing. The children are out playing and people are chatting in backyards, and it feels like a dream come true.”

INSIGHTS FROM MARMALADE LANE.

Read the post-occupancy review of TOWN’s first built project – Marmalade Lane.

INSIGHTS FROM MARMALADE LANE.

Read the post-occupancy review of TOWN’s first built project – Marmalade Lane.

Find out more

For general information and resources visit the UK Cohousing Network website.

Find out more about living in a TOWN cohousing project on the Marmalade Lane website

Interested?

Register your email to find out more about living in a TOWN cohousing project

Interested?

Register your email to find out more about living in a TOWN cohousing project