Ludimus Community House is a 🏷️#community-house run by 📝Teagan Morrison that offers shared living for housemates and short guest stays, organized around games, crafts, and communal meals.
The house's video tour, published in September 2021, pitches it to prospective housemates as connected community living with a fully equipped kitchen, a craft room, a key-code entrance, a lending library, and a board game collection. The tour says housemate costs are kept simple and consistent and cover household supplies, utilities, and twice-weekly professional house cleaning, and it places the house about seven minutes from the beach. The tour's auto-generated captions are largely garbled, so these details are approximate.
The visitor guide sets the house norms. It is generally a shoes-off home; unlabeled food in the main fridge and on the kitchen peninsula is shared; guests help clean up after events and meals they join; quiet hours run from 11pm to 8am; housemates' bedrooms are off-limits; and guests may bring only friends they personally know and trust. A nervous house dog named Woolie lives there, and visiting dogs are introduced in the backyard first.
The bunked guest room doubles as daytime storage and may be shared with other guests. The first two nights are free, and later nights ask a $30 contribution toward utilities and upkeep. Amenities include a home movie theater, video game consoles, a craft and tool room, a large dining table, and a hot tub prepped on request. Prospective housemates apply through a sign-up form on the site.