Neighborhood features
The original designates a pool, pool deck, pavilion, boat dock, private road and landscaped/common areas. These are recorded common-element descriptions, not confirmation that every facility operates today or is open without conditions.
Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · Condominium Book 1, pp. 7–8, §1.1(e); p. 21, §5.1The 2011 amendment provides a unit-specific boat-slip schedule and reserves selected slips for later recorded assignment. Confirm the offered unit's current recorded allocation, fees and use rules.
Windemere first recorded condominium amendment · MISC Book 273, pp. 525–526, replacement Exhibit D
Building & ownership notes
The available document copies state:
The original requires at least 2,000 square feet of heated living area. A one-and-one-half- or two-story home needs at least 1,000 square feet on the main level, excluding open porches, with no more than two stories above ground.
Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · Condominium Book 1, p. 25, §6.3Dwelling plans, exterior changes, materials, siting and landscaping require architectural review. The original gives a 30-day response period and treats silence as disapproval; obtain written approval and the current standards before starting.
Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · Condominium Book 1, pp. 14–16, §3.6; MISC Book 273, pp. 517–518, ¶2 Windemere first recorded condominium amendment · Condominium Book 1, pp. 14–16, §3.6; MISC Book 273, pp. 517–518, ¶2Mobile homes, motorhomes, trailers and campers are prohibited on units by the original vehicle clause. Separate temporary-structure exceptions concern developer construction/sales uses and specified social functions, not a general buyer camping allowance.
Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · Condominium Book 1, p. 28, §§6.16–6.17The amended paragraph requires a construction contract with an ARC-approved contractor within 180 days after plan approval. The original separately requires resubmission if work has not substantially commenced within one year after approval.
Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · Condominium Book 1, p. 16, §3.6(g); MISC Book 273, pp. 517–518, ¶2 Windemere first recorded condominium amendment · Condominium Book 1, p. 16, §3.6(g); MISC Book 273, pp. 517–518, ¶2Construction timing needs clarification: the 2011 amendment replaces §3.4's paragraph with an 18-month completion period, while the original separate §3.6(j) still states 12 months. The amendment preserves other terms; obtain a current written determination before relying on a deadline.
Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · Condominium Book 1, p. 16, §3.6(j); MISC Book 273, pp. 518–519, ¶¶2, 9 Windemere first recorded condominium amendment · Condominium Book 1, p. 16, §3.6(j); MISC Book 273, pp. 518–519, ¶¶2, 9Association assessments fund common expenses, with reserves and possible special assessments. The 2011 amendment deletes the original estimated budget; it is not evidence of today's dues or sewer charges.
Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · Condominium Book 1, pp. 18–21, §§4.2–4.8; MISC Book 273, p. 518, ¶5 Windemere first recorded condominium amendment · Condominium Book 1, pp. 18–21, §§4.2–4.8; MISC Book 273, p. 518, ¶5
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 declaration, actual association bylaws and all exhibits were reviewed. Its legal description and original plat identify the lake setting; later plats and the offered unit's documents still control exact boundary and assignment questions.
Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · Condominium Book 1, pp. 1–65, especially Exhibits A–F pp. 46–65; Plat Book 2007, p. 1 Windermere Lakeside Garden Homes original plat · Condominium Book 1, pp. 1–65, especially Exhibits A–F pp. 46–65; Plat Book 2007, p. 1The 2011 first amendment changes the stated unit total from 34 to 31, replaces the §3.4 construction paragraph and unit/slip allocations, deletes the old budget and adds a sewer trust. It does not expressly delete §3.6(j)'s separate completion clause.
Windemere first recorded condominium amendment · MISC Book 273, pp. 517–519, ¶¶1–6, 9; pp. 525–526; Condominium Book 1, p. 16 Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · MISC Book 273, pp. 517–519, ¶¶1–6, 9; pp. 525–526; Condominium Book 1, p. 16The later reviewed records have narrow purposes: a 2017 sewer assignment, a 2022 entry-area encroachment agreement and a 2024 utility-easement vacation beside Unit 5. They are not general replacements of the building or rental rules.
Windemere recorded sewer-easement assignment · MISC Book 325, pp. 69–73; MISC Book 380, pp. 399–402; Deed Book 755, p. 741 Windemere recorded entry-area encroachment agreement · MISC Book 325, pp. 69–73; MISC Book 380, pp. 399–402; Deed Book 755, p. 741 Windemere recorded Unit 5 utility-easement vacation · MISC Book 325, pp. 69–73; MISC Book 380, pp. 399–402; Deed Book 755, p. 741Referenced access/flowage/easement records, the underlying 2015 sewer easement and the later 2020 plat need their own review where relevant. A source reference is not proof that the referenced text or the full current amendment chain has been checked.
Windemere recorded condominium declaration and bylaws · Condominium Book 1, pp. 46, 65; MISC Book 325, p. 69; Deed Book 755, p. 741 Windemere recorded sewer-easement assignment · Condominium Book 1, pp. 46, 65; MISC Book 325, p. 69; Deed Book 755, p. 741 Windemere recorded Unit 5 utility-easement vacation · Condominium Book 1, pp. 46, 65; MISC Book 325, p. 69; Deed Book 755, p. 741
Before you buy: a property checklist
- Which amended plat, current unit number, allocation schedule and later recorded changes govern the offered property, including Plat Book 2020, pp. 38–38A?
- Which boat slip transfers with this unit, and what shoreline permits, maintenance costs, guest or rental-occupant rules and future assignment records apply?
- What are the current association budget, reserves, unpaid balances, special assessments, insurance responsibilities and separate sewer/utility charges?
- How has the association reconciled the separate 12- and 18-month construction clauses, and what written approval, contractor, deposit and extension conditions apply to this project?
- What current rental, vehicle/boat-trailer parking, exterior maintenance and utility-connection rules apply to this particular unit?