Summerfield of Amherst Condominium Association

Key facts from Summerfield of Amherst Condominium Association's documents

Reflects the 2025 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium (Title: Summerfield of Amherst Condominiu)

Legal name

Summerfield of Amherst Condominium Association

Governing law

New Hampshire Condominium Act (NH RSA Ch. 356-B) (Article I, Section 6: Definitions)

Age restriction

Minimum 80% of occupants over age 55 per NH law (enforced via rental age restrictions) (Article II, Section 2.A)

Pets

Common domestic household pets only; maximum 2 per household (Article II, Section 1.D.1)

Leasing & rentals

Rental/lease permitted with written agreement; minimum lease period of 6 months (Article II, Section 2)

Parking & vehicles

Non-commercial vehicles only; cannot exceed one ton capacity single rear wheel; no unregistered vehicles (Article II, Section 1.Q.1)

Architectural approval

Any changes to units or common area require Board approval using Enclosure 1 (Exterior Remodeling/Additions) before work begins (Article II, Section 1.F, 1.G, and Enclos)

Home business

Limited professional use allowed with Board approval via written application; must not be incompatible with residential character (Article II, Section 1.P)

Signs & flags

US flag may be displayed; one seasonal flag allowed; max two flags displayed if one is US flag; no political or offensive flags; flag size max 3x5 ft (Article II, Section 1.I)

Maintenance

Owner responsible for unit and Limited Common Area (steps, driveway, walkway, septic discharge, patio). Association may contract for snow removal from walkways but owner remains responsible for clearing. Association responsible for common a (Article II, Section 1.W.1, 1.W.2, 1.H.3)

Use restrictions

Each unit occupied and used only for private residential purposes (Article II, Section 1.P)

Amendments

Board may amend R&R as permitted under Declaration and Bylaws; no rule may violate Bylaws, Declaration, or NH/Amherst laws (Article I, Section 1)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.