Neighborhood features
Lot 17 is identified as common area, with association documents governing fees and its use. This does not establish an individual dock or slip right.
Edgewater Point restrictive covenants · Deeds Book 248, pp. 231 and 233
Building & ownership notes
The available document copies state:
The declaration describes single-family homes of no more than 2½ stories and a minimum of 1,500 heated square feet, excluding porches, carports and garages.
Edgewater Point restrictive covenants · Deeds Book 248, p. 231Modular and premanufactured housing are excluded by the reviewed copy.
Edgewater Point restrictive covenants · Deeds Book 248, p. 231Construction is to be completed within 12 months. The temporary camper/motorhome exception is limited to the period of home construction and no more than 12 months.
Edgewater Point restrictive covenants · Deeds Book 248, p. 232Lot-line changes may not create additional lots; the original restrictions prohibit creating new lots through subdivision.
Edgewater Point restrictive covenants · Deeds Book 248, p. 231The copy excludes metal buildings and specifies 30-foot county-road and 10-foot interior-line setbacks. Confirm any applicable amendments and site requirements.
Edgewater Point restrictive covenants · Deeds Book 248, p. 232
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.
Use the county search to locate the declaration and check later instruments. The supplied copy’s recording citation has not been independently confirmed in the index.
Edgewater Point restrictive covenants · Deeds Book 248, pp. 231–234 · recorded May 15, 2003 Winston County probate record search · Deeds Book 248, pp. 231–234 · recorded May 15, 2003
Before you buy: a property checklist
- What use, maintenance and access rights does this lot have in common-area Lot 17?
- Who maintains the road and common area, and are any special assessments pending?
- Does the offered property have a transferable dock permit or a documented shared-slip right?
- Which utilities and septic approvals are available within the buildable area?