Neighborhood features
The declaration describes common docks and common areas, with use and maintenance subject to the association and recorded easements. It does not establish a dock or slip entitlement for every offered lot.
Grandview Shores declaration · §§2 and 20 · Miscellaneous Book 338, pp. 173–174 and 178
Building & ownership notes
The available document copies state:
Minimum air-conditioned living area is 1,800 square feet for waterfront homes and 1,600 for off-water homes. Two-story homes have separate first-floor minima of 1,500 and 1,100 square feet respectively.
Grandview Shores declaration · §6(a)–(b) · Miscellaneous Book 338, p. 176Association membership and written review of building plans and site improvements are provided for before construction.
Grandview Shores declaration · §§3 and 6 · Miscellaneous Book 338, pp. 175–176Mobile homes, doublewides, modular units and the listed prefabricated building types are excluded by the reviewed copy.
Grandview Shores declaration · §6(d) · Miscellaneous Book 338, p. 176An owner’s RV is limited to temporary recreational use, with self-contained sewage and no permanent hookups: a maximum of seven consecutive days and 45 total days per calendar year, plus siting and association conditions.
Grandview Shores declaration · §8 · Miscellaneous Book 338, p. 177Docks and floating structures require prior Alabama Power approval under the document. This is an approval requirement, not an individual permit guarantee.
Grandview Shores declaration · §17 · Miscellaneous Book 338, p. 178
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.
Check the offered lot against the original plat, later additions and any amendments using the county recording search.
Grandview Shores declaration · Miscellaneous Book 338, pp. 173–181 · recorded August 15, 2018 Cullman County probate record search · Miscellaneous Book 338, pp. 173–181 · recorded August 15, 2018
Before you buy: a property checklist
- Which recorded common-area or dock easements serve this lot, and is any slip allocated or transferable?
- Who maintains the roads and common docks, and are special assessments planned?
- Is this parcel classified as waterfront or off-water under the applicable building documents?
- What water service and septic approvals are available for the planned home?