Ironwood Preserve

What Ironwood Preserve's governing documents say

Ironwood Preserve is a standard single-family home HOA in Scottsdale, AZ — you own your lot and house, and the Association maintains common areas (Tracts A–E) and enforces architectural standards. These rules apply to all homeowners and occupants, promoting a uniform, high-end residential character.

• Architectural review: All exterior changes (construction, landscaping, painting, fences, solar panels) require prior written approval from the Architectural Committee. Minimum dwelling size is 3,000 sq ft, with an enclosed three-car garage and approved Santa Fe/Spanish/Mediterranean styles. Roofing must be clay or sand cast tile.
• Landscape & maintenance: Front yard landscaping must be completed within 90 days after dwelling completion, including at least two 36-inch box trees. The Association may complete landscaping if the owner fails to, and bill the owner as a lien. Owners must keep lots free of debris and weeds.
• Parking & vehicles: Vehicles must be parked in the garage; two may be on the driveway. No overnight street parking (except temporary under 4 hours). No mobile homes, RVs, boats, or trucks over 1 ton (except pickups) without prior approval. Abandoned or under‑repair vehicles must be stored in an enclosed garage.
• Pets: A maximum of three household pets (cats, dogs, etc.) are allowed, but no commercial breeding. Pets must not stray onto other lots, and owners must keep them quiet.
• Use restrictions: No business or commercial activity is permitted except home offices that are not detectable from outside and comply with zoning. No signage except one 24”x36” for-sale sign. No clotheslines visible from neighboring property. No group homes, hospitals, or timeshares. Only single-family residential use.
• Assessments: Regular assessments start at $1,200/year payable quarterly, can increase annually up to 10% or CPI (whichever is higher). Special assessments require majority vote. Late fees: $25 plus 12% interest or prime+2%. Delinquency leads to lien and suspension of voting rights.
• Common areas: The Association owns and maintains Tracts A–E (common area). Owners have an easement to use them. The Association carries master property and liability insurance. No individual owner can partition or separately convey common area rights.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document does not impose any age restriction, rental term minimums or caps, or specific amenities (e.g., pool, clubhouse). Leasing is not restricted beyond the single-family use requirement. No short-term rental ban is stated, but business use restrictions may apply.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.