21st Street Co-op

The
21st Street Co-op, architecturally compared to a tree house, has a
unique combination of suites, balconies, walkways and landscaping. It
was the first building in North America designed from the ground up to
be a co-op. The 100 members of the house thrive in a very social and
active community where there is always something to do.

The
21st Street Co-op Bike Shop helps maintain, build and fix bikes
belonging to members of the house and local community. From artists to
engineers and activists, anyone can find their niche at 21st Street.

It is the only clothing-optional co-op in College Houses.

Members
share furnished private and double rooms joined into small suites,
contributing to a close-knit community. Each suite includes a common
living room, kitchenette, semi-private baths with large windows opening
out onto the front or back yards. The large common dining room serves 17
meals per week to students and vegetarian options are available.