Starting at $225,000
Available now:
Telegraph Townhomes
Telegraph Townhomes is a 24-home development in Bellingham’s King Mountain neighborhood, offering permanently affordable, energy-efficient housing in a growing part of the city. Built in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Whatcom County, this community features well-designed townhomes and shared green spaces. As of Fall 2026, 16 homes are happily occupied and the final 8 are recently completed. Telegraph is helping more local families realize the dream of homeownership while ensuring these homes stay affordable for generations to come.
An energy-efficient community in King Mountain
Project Timeline
Construction: Complete
Homebuyer Selection: Ongoing
Expected Move‑In: Winter 2027
If you have other questions about these homes or our program, you can contact us by calling 360-671-5600 or by emailing info@kulshanclt.org
8 new energy‑efficient homes with:
3 bedrooms, 1 full bath plus 2 half-baths
Small, private yards for every home
One dedicated parking space per home with additional overflow parking available
Finishes include: LVP flooring, all ENERGY STAR certified appliances, heat pump with mini-split, Heat Recovery Ventilation, and Quartz countertops
About the New Homes
Buyer FAQ
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The Telegraph Townhomes are for households who want an affordable, stable path to homeownership and who meet KulshanCLT’s eligibility requirements, including income limits and first-time homebuyer qualifications.
See the eligibility requirements.
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KulshanCLT uses a community land trust model to ensure homes remain affordable forever. Homebuyers purchase the home but lease the land beneath it, keeping prices accessible for future generations while allowing owners to build equity.
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Eligibility is based on household size and income and generally serves low- to moderate-income households. Income limits may change annually. Full details are available on our Ready to Apply page or by attending an Information Session.
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Applicants join the Interest List and are invited to apply in order of priority as homes become available. Priority is based on readiness, eligibility, and program criteria—not a lottery.