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 reviewed 2002 declaration limits covered lots to residential use and one single-family dwelling, with common-area and committee-approved detached-building provisions.
The Peninsula Phase One recorded declaration · 27148 · Deeds Book 245, p. 454, Land Use and Building Type, (a)-(c)It specifies at least 1,200 square feet of above-ground living space excluding porches, carports and garages; multistory dwellings must have at least 900 square feet on the first above-ground level.
The Peninsula Phase One recorded declaration · 27148 · Deeds Book 245, p. 454, Minimum Dwelling Size, (a)-(b)Construction and exterior improvement plans require architectural committee review. Tree removal has approval requirements with specified building-site and dwelling-proximity exceptions.
The Peninsula Phase One recorded declaration · 27148 · Deeds Book 245, pp. 451-453, article V, (a)-(f)The document excludes mobile, modular and temporary structures as residences. Dwelling construction must finish within 12 months after commencement unless the committee gives prior written approval.
The Peninsula Phase One recorded declaration · 27148 · Deeds Book 245, p. 457, Temporary Structures, (a)-(b)The dock and shoreline provisions require the stated Alabama Power permission and architectural committee approval. They do not establish that an offered lot already holds a dock permit.
The Peninsula Phase One recorded declaration · 27148 · Deeds Book 245, pp. 459-460, Boathouses and Piers, (a)The declaration provides for annual and special assessments. A reviewed 2004 amendment changes the declarant assessment exemption; current owner dues are not established here.
The Peninsula Phase One recorded declaration · 27148 · Deeds Book 245, pp. 444-446, article II, §§2-3; 45965 · Deeds Book 255, p. 226 The Peninsula 2004 assessment amendment · 27148 · Deeds Book 245, pp. 444-446, article II, §§2-3; 45965 · Deeds Book 255, p. 226
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 original identifies Phase One Lots 1-14 and allows later additions. Article VI references separately recorded restrictions as amended; the full current document chain is still needed.
The Peninsula Phase One recorded declaration · 27148 · Deeds Book 245, pp. 441-462; scope p. 441 and article VI p. 460The reviewed 2004 amendment changes a declarant assessment provision. It does not establish rental permission or current owner dues.
The Peninsula 2004 assessment amendment · 45965 · Deeds Book 255, p. 226 · recorded November 2, 2004
Before you buy: a property checklist
- Does the offered lot fall in Phase One Lots 1-14 or a later recorded addition, and which documents apply?
- What current recorded provisions and association rules govern the intended rental use?
- What current architectural requirements, assessments and dock approvals apply to this property?