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 historical copy describes single-family residential use and a choice of one mobile home or one single-family dwelling per lot. That 1972 wording does not establish present permission for a particular parcel.
Rock Creek Estates protective covenants · §1 · Volume 138, pp. 644–645Construction plans and building location are subject to Architectural Control Committee review under the original document.
Rock Creek Estates protective covenants · §2 · Volume 138, p. 645Garages, storage buildings and boathouses are addressed separately from the primary residence. Confirm the exact proposed outbuilding under the applicable documents.
Rock Creek Estates protective covenants · §1 continuation · Volume 138, p. 645The copy excludes the listed temporary trailers, tents and other temporary structures as residences. Read this separately from its historical mobile-home provision.
Rock Creek Estates protective covenants · §6 · Volume 138, p. 646Sanitary arrangements and septic tanks are addressed under state and local health requirements.
Rock Creek Estates protective covenants · §12 · Volume 138, p. 647
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 reviewed record is a historical covenant copy, not a current permitted-use certification. Match the original tract and plats to the offered parcel and check subsequent instruments.
Rock Creek Estates protective covenants · Volume 138, pp. 644–649 · dated September 30, 1972 · filing stamp October 2, 1972 Winston County probate record search · Volume 138, pp. 644–649 · dated September 30, 1972 · filing stamp October 2, 1972
Before you buy: a property checklist
- Does this parcel lie in the original described tract, and what later covenants or amendments apply?
- Who currently exercises architectural review for this parcel?
- What shoreline approvals or recorded boathouse, dock or slip rights accompany the property?
- Who maintains the access road, and what shared maintenance costs apply?
- Can the intended home and outbuildings meet current water, septic and site requirements?