We are very sad to see this beautiful old ash tree be taken by ash die back - very thankful that a lot of the wood was salvageable by local tree surgeons.
So far, we have planted 1500 #NativeIrishTrees on the land, to someday take its place!
We joined twitter 1 year ago!
We are grateful for all the opportunities to connect with so many amazing #CoHousing projects around the world!
#MyTwitterAnniversary
Check out a recent article about us in the Belfast Telegraph via link below
Get in touch to let us know your thoughts or questions ๐ฉ
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Want to know more about the project, the planning application and how to get involved? We have a Zoom online information meeting TONIGHT (Thurs 26th Jan) 7pm - 8pm, details on our website https://t.co/a1YEdKYaKt
Planning application now submitted for 32 houses, with a large common house on a spacious 10 acre site!
The houses are 1 to 5 bedrooms, detached and semi-detached. Living areas face directly south to maximise heating from the sun. [1/3]
Parking is centralised, allowing the development to be pedestrianised. We have planted 1,500 native trees along the boundaries, and there is an area for a shared food producing garden, complete with polytunnels. [3/3]
Planning application now submitted for 32 houses, with a large common house on a spacious 10 acre site!
The houses are 1 to 5 bedrooms, detached and semi-detached. Living areas face directly south to maximise heating from the sun. [1/3]
All houses have their own kitchens, bathrooms and living areas, but residents also have access to a common house, designed for communal cooking and eating with a kitchen, playroom for children, laundry facilities, shared office space and two guest bedrooms. [2/3]
Itโs wonderful to come together at the end of a fantastic year to celebrate everything we have achieved
Happy Christmas from all of us at #PortaferryCoHousing, and here is to another great year ahead in 2023!
...into account around parking and there will also be a room in the Common house house for children to play in. We look forward to the houses being built and moving in and getting involved in this community! (4/4)
My name is Mary and I heard about #PortaferryCohousing from my sister, Sheila. She has been interested in Co housing for a long time and discovered that a #Cohousing project was in the pipeline in #Portaferry. We are both attracted to living in community in a ... (1/4)
... A lot of hard work has gone into the planning of this project by it's members. We joined later and are grateful for all the work they have done. We don't have children but it's great for people with small children as their safety is very much taken... (3/4)
... We want PC to offer a successful model for other people to learn from and then, hopefully, initiate
their own cohousing projects in other parts of the island. (5/5)
"How long have you been involved in #Portaferry#CoHousing?"
We've been involved since August 2021. I had been looking for an intentional community as I am very interested in ways of living differently, however I had not been able to find anything online. (1/5)
... broader scale in Northern Ireland and more widely. A lot of people are looking for ways to live with greater connection to other people, having seen how important it is to have community both to share the good times and to be able to cope when times are hard... (4/5)
The new, updated hard copy and online editions of the Practical Guide to #Cohousing to be launched Mon 21 Nov at the Cohousing Cafe and an opportunity to hear from groups on their progress, barriers and opportunities. Open to all. @CommLedHousing
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