Springhill
Cohousing |
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Visiting Springhill... Pictures of Springhill... Pets policy... More about Springhill... CoFlats Stroud |
Latest revision date: 4th December 2023 First Publication Date: 11 May 2005 Springhill Cohousing has been designed to foster a sense of community whilst retaining individuals' needs for privacy. All 34 homes have their own kitchens and private living spaces and an equal share in the 3 storey Common House; there is also one workplace studio. For more information about the community see the home page or look at the photos.
Before you buy or rentPlease bear in mind that if you are seriously considering moving to
Springhill you should be fully aware of the way the community works,
your rights and responsibilities, the common house, cooking and eating,
lawn mowing and all the other enjoyable and important aspects of
cohousing. If you have, or intend to have, any cats or dogs it is
essential you ask about the pets policy before making any decisions.
Ask your prospective vendor or landlord to tell you exactly what your
responsibilities will be and ask them to arrange for you to come and eat
with us at one of the common house meals. The best way to find out
about Springhill is to come on one of our visitor days. Caroline Harmer
[email: visit @ gl51tn.co.uk -omit the spaces] currently arranges
visits. Houses and flats for sale appear below. Once you have had your offer accepted by the seller then you should read this letter to buyers and most important make sure that your solicitor sees it and reads it thoroughly. Our experience is that this prevents many problems and hitches. Houses for sale and to rentNone for sale or to rent at present. Flats for sale and to rentNone for sale or to rent at present.....LodgersFrom time to time, Springhill residents have rooms to let, short or long-term, in
individual houses. Typical monthly rent is currently (January 2019) between 350 and 550 pounds including bills and use of cohousing facilities. If you
would like to hear about any vacancies, then you might like to put your
name on the Interested lodgers list. The address is: Any tenants will need to sign a tenancy agreement including the principles of cohousing and will need to come for an informal evening meal in the common house on a Wednesday, Thursday or Friday before signing that agreement. .....Visitor DaysDates for visitor days next year: For times and further details and if you wish to visit Springhill for
research or with a view to living here, then please contact our visitor
coordinator at:
Getting in touch with Springhill CohousingAll queries about individual properties to the owners please. Contact details are shown above. If you wish to visit Springhill then please contact our visitor coordinator at: CoFlats StroudIf you are looking for a flat you could also look at CoFlats Stroud. This project is not connected with Springhill but has been set up by David Michael who founded The Cohousing Company which managed the development of Springhill. |