A special cohousing community is planned for the Sierra foothills. Wolf Creek Lodge, designed for active adults, will be built next-door to Wolf Creek Commons, an intergenerational cohousing development (for more information, visit www.wolfcreekcommons.net). The Lodge group just completed their design work with the architect, Charles Durrett, and is now accepting new members.

The wooded site enjoys a hillside that drops away from the road, ending at scenic Wolf Creek, which runs along the bottom of the property. Of the 7.9 acres total, one third will be preserved as natural habitat. With abundant shopping near by, members can walk to grocery stores, banks, restaurants, and more. Historic Grass Valley is just a short walk or bike ride away.

Wolf Creek Lodge will have underground parking and elevator access from the parking garage to the three floors above. These homes are envisioned for adults mostly age 50 and older and are modeled after concepts in local architect Charles Durrett’s new book, Senior Cohousing.

Meet architect Kathryn McCamant
co-author of Cohousing: A Contemporary Approach to Housing Ourselves, the book that introduced cohousing to the U.S. She will discuss her 25 years of experience building award-winning, sustainable cohousing communities. Join us for an interesting and informative presentation on:

Tuesday, May 13, 7:00 to 8:30 pm
Fair Oaks Community Library
11601 Fair Oaks Boulevard (just south of Madison)
in Fair Oaks, CA
The event is free, but please call to reserve a place, at (916) 967-2472 or email info@cohousingpartners.com.

Wednesday, May 21, 7:00 to 8:30 pm
McCamant & Durrett Architects
1250 Addison Street, Suite 113,
in Berkeley, CA
The event is free, but please call to reserve a place, at 530-478-1970 or email info@cohousingpartners.com.

To learn more about Wolf Creek Lodge or to obtain additional information about membership:
call Barbara & Kirk at (530) 274-1448
email kirkay@yahoo.com
or call CoHousing Partners at (530) 478-1970
email info@cohousingpartners.com
www.cohousingpartners.com

So much to do in historic Grass Valley
www.downtowngrassvalley.com