The houses at Hundredfold Farm are clustered to preserve agricultural land, optimize solar access, minimize environmental impacts, and to encourage resident interaction.

The houses, built into the south-facing hillside, provide shelter from northerly winter storms, and maximize views, solar gain and thermal buffering.

Access to the houses consists of the “green road” which has a pervious surface allowing rainwater to be absorbed and providing a pedestrian walkway within the cluster.  Emergency vehicles have access to the houses via this pathway.

The three-acre housing cluster is surrounded by 77 acres of open spaces, native woodland, and agricultural land.

Our site plan also features:

• Access for all to a spectacular 180-degree panoramic view of the nearby lowlands
• An organic design that flows with the topography
• Shared community vegetable and flower gardens
• Potential for remodeling of existing outbuildings as meeting space and workshops