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Explore public collectives
Communities that have opened themselves up to the public — see where they are, what they're building, and ask to join if it fits.
Pyrenees Land Purchase Group
ExampleSix people pooling savings to buy a mountain finca with water rights before building anything.
Verde Valley Circle
ExampleSeven people from five countries: land purchased and four off-grid cabins built.
Cascina Nuova
ExampleA restored historic farmhouse with a community-supported agriculture scheme and guest rooms.
Alpine Makers Collective
ExampleA shared workshop and studio space, paid for by pooled tools and memberships.
Iberian Land Collective
ExampleBought 3.2 hectares with a farmhouse and now runs retreats that bring in about €4,200 a month.
Connemara Seaweed & Crafts
ExampleHarvesting and drying seaweed, weaving and a small shop — a shared business that funds members’ living costs.
Wendland Housing Co-op
ExampleA converted farm estate with eight flats, shared workshop and a car pool, organised as a housing co-operative.
Crete Olive & Herb Collective
ExampleDry-land olives, wild herbs and bees on terraces above the Amari valley, sold direct to members.
Le Marche Artists' Retreat
ExamplePainters and musicians turning a hilltop farmhouse into studios with residencies in spring and autumn.
Cévennes Shared Farmstead
ExampleA stone mas with 12 ha of pasture and chestnuts; goats, cheese and a seasonal guest gîte.
Ribeira Sacra Vineyard Co-op
ExampleMembers pool labour to bring terraced vineyards back into production and share the cellar and harvest.
Sierra de Aracena Co-housing
ExampleMountain village co-housing: four renovated houses sharing a kitchen garden, workshop and chestnut woodland.
Alentejo Olive Commons
ExampleFive households restoring an abandoned olive grove and farmhouse near Évora, selling oil and running small workshops.