Huntersknoll

What Huntersknoll's governing documents say

This is a set of restrictive covenants for Huntersknoll, a single-family home subdivision in Raleigh, NC, with multiple phases (Sections A, B, and C plus an Addition). It binds all lot owners and is relevant to homeowners and prospective buyers who want to know what they can build, park, and do on their property.

• Land use & building type: Lots are for residential use only. Only one detached single-family dwelling is allowed, max 2.5 stories, plus a private garage for up to 3 cars and incidental outbuildings.
• Minimum home size: A one-story home must have at least 1,500 heated square feet; a two-story or 2.5-story home must have at least 800 heated square feet on the first floor.
• Setbacks & house placement: Homes must stay within the building envelope on the recorded plat and comply with Raleigh zoning. Non-corner lots must face the street they abut; corner lots may face either street.
• Fences & walls: Fences cannot be closer to the street than the front or side setback. Chain-link and other metal fencing are banned, except 2"x4" mesh with split-rail fencing for animal containment. All fences need approval.
• Parking & vehicles: Parking is only allowed on improved surfaces (garage, driveway, carport, or paved pad). Driveways and pads must be asphalt, concrete, or brick. No campers, commercial vehicles, boats, or boat trailers on streets; boats/trailers on lots must be screened from the street. No abandoned or inoperative vehicles visible from other lots or streets.
• Pets & animals: No livestock or poultry. Dogs, cats, and other household pets are allowed but cannot be kept for commercial purposes.
• Signs & antennas: Only one for-sale/rent sign (max 10 sq ft) and political signs (max 10 sq ft, placed no earlier than 60 days before an election and removed within 2 days after) are allowed. Satellite dishes are prohibited in the original covenants, but the 1996 Addition allows a dish up to 2 feet in diameter if placed on the side away from the street and screened.
• Architectural review: Any building, fence, wall, driveway, mailbox, or exterior alteration requires written approval of plans (design, materials, colors, location). Approval is deemed given if not acted on within 30 days. The review fee cannot exceed $75.

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.