Property For Sale

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Codicts Team
  • May 10, 2013
  • Sustainability

A dear friend on the Tri-communities scene in Rutledge, MO has just put her house on the market. Want to be a neighbor to Sandhill Farm, Red Earth Farms and Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage?

She is selling it for $98,500. It is 3 BR plus a large attic space semi-finished that could be a 4th or even 5th. Well established, no-chemical gardens, 3 outbuildings and 6.5 acres of land, about 6 miles from Dancing Rabbit in the small town of Gorin. This would be a great house for a small coop.

Interested? Send a message to maikwe.ludwig (at) gmail.com and your email address and she’ll send you the information. And please repost if you also have community-minded friends. (I mean other than us 🙂 )

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