South Bend, Indiana
How Dublin Village Townhomes actually works — the dues, the rules and the real sale prices, from recorded documents and public records. If you’re deciding between communities, take the 60-second match quiz.
Except for fencing installed by the Developer on any Lot or Common Areas, no fence or similar enclosure may be erected or built on any Lot.
No building other than one Dwelling Unit and appurtenant structures approved by the Association may remain on a Lot; any Structure needs written Architectural Review Board approval.
No recreational vehicles or equipment - boats, jet-skis, travel trailers, camping vehicles - may be parked on the Property without prior written Architectural Review Board approval.
Pools and hot-tubs are listed as Structures; no Structure may be erected or altered until plans are filed and approved in writing by the Architectural Review Board.
No Structure or addition may be erected, placed, painted, altered or externally modified until plans and a site plan are approved in writing by the Architectural Review Board.
Exterior antennae and satellite dishes prohibited unless approved in writing; Board rules require rear placement above the eave line, fully screened, dishes no larger than 18 inches.
Solar panels are listed as Structures; none may be erected or externally modified until plans are approved in writing by the Architectural Review Board.
Before landscaping a Lot, other than perennial flowers in approved beds, the Owner must submit a written landscape plan; tree or shrub removal needs Board approval.
Mail boxes are listed as Structures; none may be erected, placed, altered or externally modified until plans are approved in writing by the Architectural Review Board.
No animals except common household pets such as dogs and cats, kept non-commercially, not a nuisance, leashed outside the Dwelling Unit, with waste immediately cleaned up.
Rentals allowed; any rental agreement must be written, for an initial period of at least six months, and subject to the Declaration's rules, with tenant defaults enforced.
Basketball goals are not named; play equipment is listed as a Structure, requiring plans approved in writing by the Architectural Review Board before erection.
Only customary home and address signs and real estate sale or lease signs approved in writing; one per Lot, two square feet maximum, unlit, removed within three days.
Parking in Common Areas only in identified parking areas; commercial vehicles need written approval; garages must stay usable for parking; violating vehicles may be towed.
The Property shall be used exclusively for residential purposes except as provided in Section 6.19
Any rental agreement for a Dwelling Unit must be for an initial period of at least six months, barring shorter-term or transient rentals.
No portion of the Property may be used for the repair of a vehicle; no inoperable, junk, unregistered or unlicensed vehicle may be kept on the Property.
Trash must be stored in receptacles, not solely plastic bags, kept out of public view inside the garage except on trash collection days.
We don’t have this one confirmed yet — we can ask the association and get you an answer before you commit to anything.
We can find out →No clothing, laundry or wash shall be aired or dried on any portion of the Property within public view.
Flag poles are listed as Structures requiring prior written Architectural Review Board approval
Holiday and seasonal decorations placed on a Dwelling Unit's exterior must first be approved by the Architectural Review Board; window boxes containing flowers or vegetation are prohibited.
Recent listings report dues around $615 per quarter. Exact coverage comes from the association’s current budget — we don’t have it memorized, but we can ask and confirm it in writing before you rely on it.
We don’t know this one offhand — but we can ask the association and get you a sourced answer.
Recorded sales over the last 24 months ran $379,900 to $390,000, median $390,000. Want to know what a specific floor plan is worth right now? That’s a 10-minute answer — ask us.
Homes here have sold for $379,900–$390,000 over the last two years — median $390,000. Get a number for yours built from this community’s own sales, plus the strategy to earn the top of the range.
Rules, dues, what is coming on the market here — one question or five, we will run it down.