About Threshold Village
Threshold Village is a new intentional community based on 3.6 acres of forest and gardens in Montpelier Vermont in an 8,000 square foot recently renovated mansion from 1907. We began development in 2023 and opened to residents in 2026. We are owned by Threshold Community, L3C a low-profit company founded for this project. We are exploring how membership in Threshold Community L3C can become available to long-term residents.
We aim to re-learn and dismantle unhealthy cultural norms through celebrating our radical aliveness, authentically relating to one another and supporting our free expression. Read more in our Core Values and Agreements.
Residents simply pay rent and join together as a full community and in smaller groups for shared decision making about our home.
We are less than a 10 minute walk to downtown with over 20 restaurants, bars, live music and locally owned shops. And surrounded by mountains, waterfalls and hundreds of small farms.
In our main home we have 12 bedrooms (1 ADA) including half with private bathrooms. Many are spacious and are suitable for more than 1 person. We share abundant and beautiful common areas including a large living room/dance space, kitchen, dining room, co-working space, smaller lounges and a meditation room, totaling over 3,000 square feet.
In addition to the private bathrooms, we have five shared bathrooms (1 ADA) including a third floor mini-spa which includes a multi-person soaking tub, cold plunge, infra-red sauna and rain flow shower.
Room rates, including all utilities (electric, heat, internet, trash, recycling, compost, plowing) currently range from $1,000-$1,500/month depending on room size and amenities (i.e. private bath or not). Included in this is access to the abundant communal spaces and full property and gardens.
Our communal food fee helps us eat affordably and is currently $250/month per person, with flexible and reduced options possible. This covers a permanently very well stocked kitchen and food for our estimated 4-5 shared weekly meals as well as abundant vegetables.
We are a mini-farm that aims to grow 50%+ of our vegetables, including eventually having a large greenhouse and indoor winter growing.
We have a community meeting each week as well as committees for various aspects of co-living. Each resident can choose one or more committees to be a part of.
While not a sober house, we are also not a substance-focused house. We really love to celebrate with regular gatherings, dances, ceremonies etc.
While we eventually want to be multi-generational, we are not currently set up for young families or elders. Stay tuned for the future!
We hope to host regular workshops, classes, and retreats for each other and the broader community. We encourage residents and community members to host aligned events here.
