Housing

Shelter is a basic human need, so why not do it in a kind community, where there's always a warm dinner and no boss but yourselves?

Living in one of the BACH houses means that you're a member of our corporation. Welcome to corporate America. This means that you'll own your housing situation outright, go to important board meetings, and get evicted with the rest of us if you don't do your house job and the boiler explodes. BACH residents are also expected to participate in the inexpensive and nutritous food co-op at their house.

BACH houses are busy. If you like quiet and being really really alone all the time forget it. There are housemates, food co-opers, wanderers, and musicians. Turns out this is a good thing cause it means a lot of wonderful company and fine times.

Applying to live at BACH is easy. We run a lottery at the end of each semester, so make sure to get your name in on that. Come by or send an email if you've got questions. The rent these days is $1950 for a semester, which is really good for the neighborhood. Being a low-cost housing alternative is central to our non-profit mission and we take it very seriously.

Summertime

We also offer summer housing, which is a very good deal. Full summer housing for June, July and August is available at both Finlandia and Watermyn. The total rates for the full summer go like this:

For BACH members, it is $700 for a double, $900 for a single.
For non-BACH members, it is $900 for a double, $1100 for a single.

All rents include utilities, laundry, parking, and high speed internet access!

Go to the Houses page to learn more about the places themselves.