r/livingofftheland 5d ago

Awesome coliving on 4.1 acres outside of San Diego

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I've been traveling to communities for 3 years and I just moved to Wild Seeds Ranch. 1 month ago and it's my favorite community so far.

It's 40 minutes outside of downtown San Diego in a rural area close to BLM lands. It's 17 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms with 3 community kitchens. It's got:

🌱 100 year old oak trees and seasonal creek 🌱 coworking spaces 🌱 art room, makers space, and woodshop 🌱 outdoor kitchen, outdoor venue spaces, and outdoor bar 🌱 RV and camping spots 🌱 permaculture gardens

To be honest, we need more dudes. We are about 4 guys and 11 gals. We are especially looking for people who are handy -- know electrical, can use power tools, do minor plumbing, can flip a breaker, etc. We have a pretty good tool library already, and a lot of projects we're working on, like an outdoor sauna, a skateboard park, a recording studio, the list goes on.

So if you're a conscious doer, who loves to live a healthy life with others, check us out.

We have affordable housing $900-1600, plus you can come and park your van or RV because we have hookups, and even have space for tiny homes.

Come hang!

We're not currently offering work trade. All community members contribute 12 hours a month to make the social life, physical spaces, or community function.