Yes! There are fewer than 300 homes concentrated in the east, on Ward’s Island and Algonquin Island. There’s a public school, a church, and some other limited amenities, though most residents have to travel to the mainland often. It’s not easy to live in one of these homes, however, as they’re only available as 99-year land leases from a Land Trust. What that means is that when a property becomes available (hardly ever), it can’t be listed for sale on the open market. On average, only three properties per year change hands, and the wait list is over 500 people long! Plus, you have to pay $110 just to join the list and $35 a year to stay on it.