Family wanted to start over. They're building opt-in village for anyone to apply

Sarah and her family of 5 ditched the city grid for a radically self-sufficient life 45 minutes down a dirt road in northern Arizona. They're the first residents of Coslor Cove—an off-grid cooperative where 200 families are building true independence in community. The town builders didn't start from scratch. They purchased an old wellness retreat, complete with solar panels, a functioning greenhouse, a swimming pond, and six whimsical homes crafted from cob, stone, and earth. Now they're transforming that magical retreat into the living blueprint for an entire off-grid village—and Sarah's family was the first to move in. The vision for Coslor Cove: families will live free from electrical grids, utility companies, and supply chain dependency. Each household will generate its own power, grow its own food, manage its own water and sanitation. Members will own their land, their homes, and their surplus—when they produce more than they need, they'll sell through the co-op's marketing channels. It's a cooperative, not a commune. We toured the fairytale cob homes, half-buried earthen domes designed for thermal efficiency, the sprawling greenhouse, goat barn, and solar installations. Sarah showed us new reality: from planting her first real vegetable garden after years in the city, using a "fancy outhouse", and facing the daily weight of raising animals for food. https://www.coslorcove.com/ On *faircompanies: https://faircompanies.com/videos/family-wanted-to-start-over-they-helped-build-opt-in-village-applications-open/