Cloverleaf Estates

What Cloverleaf Estates's governing documents say

Cloverleaf Estates is a single-family residential subdivision in Kaufman County, Texas. These deed restrictions govern what homeowners can do with their lots and homes, covering construction standards, land use, and property maintenance. They are legally binding on all lot owners in the subdivision.

• Lot use and subdivision: Residential lots may not be subdivided into additional lots. No professional, business, commercial, or income-producing activity is allowed on any lot.
• Construction and exterior materials: Each residence must have a minimum of conditioned living space and an attached garage (specific square footage not provided in excerpt). Exterior surfaces must be brick or stone veneer. All electrical service must be underground.
• Setbacks and fencing: Residences must be set back at least 20 feet from any street or public road, 5 feet from each side property line, 10 feet from a side street, and 10 feet from the rear property line. Perimeter fencing must be 6–8 feet tall, made of wood, composite, or metal, and not extend past the front of the main dwelling. Barbed wire, chicken wire, and wire fences are prohibited.
• Parking and vehicles: No vehicles (including boats, RVs, and motorcycles) may be parked on unpaved surfaces. Vehicles with expired registration may not be parked or stored on any lot for more than 7 days after expiration. No more than one recreational vehicle is allowed per lot.
• Pets and animals: Horses, livestock, and poultry are not permitted. Only domesticated pets allowed by local authorities may reside on a lot; dogs (except domestic cats) must be on a leash or within a fenced area.
• Maintenance and nuisances: Lots must be kept clean and orderly. No machinery, lawn equipment, building materials, tools, junk, trash, or disabled vehicles may be visible from the street. Bulk trash may remain for no more than 5 business days. No noxious or offensive activities are permitted.
• Construction timeline: Any residence must be completed for occupancy no more than 10 months after construction begins.
• Mining and mineral rights: No drilling for oil or minerals, mining, quarrying, or similar operations are allowed on any residential lot.

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.