Micro Farm House

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  1. Love the simplicity, yet it is functional use of the space. The bed on wheels is brilliant, I would assume that there is storage space inside. So crisp and clean and minimal.

  2. The scenery is beautiful, but it would make me nervous that I could see the ground through the kitchen floor. Who knows what might crawl up into the house in between those boards.

  3. Hi SC,
    The pool was designed by David Duharte, and Myself with Frank Lloyd Wright in mind. Simplicity and integration into the landscape with minimal maintenance. The pool fills in one hour and can be emptied in twenty minutes. When emptied the water flows into one of our many permaculture inspired gardens. We don’t use
    any chemicals on the farm. We will harvest 10,000 pounds of produce this year and we share fifty percent with our community partners.

    best,
    Jonathan

  4. Wow….love, love, love all the natural light. Nice job on the whole gig. How far out away from civilization do you have to be to have that much space and grown that much produce (or whatever you harvest)? Enjoy the fruits of your labor!!!
    Pamela

  5. Thank you Ricky.
    Truman,
    You can have a two bedroom house on 1.5 acres in a suburb of Boston or 100 acres in the third world. The hundred acres can feed potentially 10 people per acre. Let’s be conservative and say 5 per acre. The spring water coming from the aquifer underneath the farm can be consumed straight from the ground. This particular parcel is very will located (30 minutes from a world class surf break) but there are certainly others available for a person who is determined to go through the painstaking search and process.