Neighborhood features
We are still verifying primary community information. Use the property notes below to explore the features reported for individual listings.
Building & ownership notes
The available document copies state:
The covenants describe single-family residential use and generally one detached dwelling of no more than three stories.
Eagles Landing restrictive covenants · §§2 and 4 · legacy Book 146, p. 353A one-story dwelling has a 1,500-square-foot minimum. The separate 1½- and two-story clause specifies 1,000 square feet on the first floor and 250 on the second, with stated ancillary spaces excluded.
Eagles Landing restrictive covenants · §6 · legacy Book 146, p. 353Exterior construction is to be finished within six months after construction begins. This is a completion period, not a deadline to begin building after purchase.
Eagles Landing restrictive covenants · §6 · legacy Book 146, p. 353The document excludes mobile, modular, prefabricated and temporary residences, with a limited motorhome/travel-trailer exception during home construction for up to 180 days.
Eagles Landing restrictive covenants · §7 · legacy Book 146, p. 353The original lot layout is protected by a prohibition on resubdivision.
Eagles Landing restrictive covenants · §1 · legacy Book 146, p. 353
Recorded document trail
Official record citations help identify the documents to review. Index entries alone do not establish their rules or current application to a lot. Use the county, instrument, book and page references to search and verify the records yourself.
The official index confirms the original covenant citation. That match does not establish that there are no later amendments.
Eagles Landing restrictive covenants · Instrument 45024 · Cullman legacy Book 146, pp. 353–355 · August 13, 1998 Cullman County probate record search · Instrument 45024 · Cullman legacy Book 146, pp. 353–355 · August 13, 1998
Before you buy: a property checklist
- Does the offered parcel fall within the original recorded subdivision and any later amendments?
- What dock permits, shoreline permissions or shared-slip rights accompany this particular lot?
- Who maintains the access road, and are there outstanding road or association assessments?
- What utilities and septic approvals are available for the proposed home?