Garnet Villages LLC

Garnet Villages provides a platform for creativity, connection, and collaboration through diverse and affordable cooperative co-living homes, creating vibrant artistic community for rural creatives.

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Our Farmington, Maine location

Our flagship Farmington, Maine location.

Original 1820s stained glass window

One of many features original to the 1820s construction of the home is stained glass windows, shown here. The original hardwood floors, trimmings, doors, curved walls, pianos, windows, and many more remain intact and restored.

A room with light blue walls, white trim, and a wood-paneled ceiling. There is a window on the left, a vent on the lower wall, and a small black device on the floor near the wall. The flooring is hardwood with freshly drying sealant.

This is an example of one of the recently rennovated rooms in our Farmington home.

example of wallpaper in the home

Many of the rooms feature unique, colorful, authentic vintage wallpaper.

Close-up of a campfire with glowing flames and sparks, surrounded by rocks.

During the summer you can often find our villagers enjoying a bonfire in the backyard down by Beaver Brook.

pre-renovation picture

This is what our downstairs common space looked like prior to renovation. It sure has come a long way!

  • Nestled in the beautiful foothills of rural western Maine, lies the flagship location of Garnet Villages. The property boasts a large, 4,500+ sq ft 1820s Victorian home with 10+ bedrooms, two bathrooms, two kitchens, laundry facilities, and shared common space. We are currently renovating this gorgeous house, merging together many of the original historic features with updated modern amenities. Eight villagers call this residence home, with more rooms available in the near future.

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Large red wall with bold white text that reads "Community is Strength."" Small white text at the bottom says "Be strong. Let's look out for one another." The background features parts of a building with large windows and a construction crane in the reflection.