Granger, Indiana
How Main Street Villas 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.
Perimeter fencing prohibited, including hedges, chain link and split rail. Privacy fencing up to six feet around patio or pool allowed, PVC, prior written Committee approval.
No detached buildings may be erected on any lot in the development; no outbuilding, shack or barn may be placed or constructed as a residence.
No recreational or commercial vehicles (campers, trailers, trucks, or boats) may be kept in open areas in the subdivision, whether on or off an owner's lot.
Above-ground pools and tennis courts prohibited. In-ground pools, with any fencing required by law, may be permitted with express written Architectural Control Committee consent.
No building erected, changed or altered, including paint colors, decorative features or any other exterior feature, until the Architectural Control Committee approves plans in writing.
Outside TV, AM, FM and shortwave antennas prohibited. A satellite dish one meter or smaller allowed, screened from street where feasible, with written Committee approval.
No solar clause; architectural control reaches any exterior feature, so panels would require written Architectural Control Committee approval before installation.
Association maintains lawns and irrigation. Owners may plant only per the approved Landscaping Plan or Personal Garden Area; front and side yards grass or sod.
Developer installs mailboxes; every house must have one maintained in good condition and conforming to design criteria set by the Architectural Control Committee.
Dogs, cats and other household pets allowed if not kept for commercial purposes or a nuisance. Dogs leashed, no kennels; dog exercise areas need approval.
No lease of a dwelling unit may be entered without the Association's prior approval, and no lease may run longer than one year.
Basketball hoops and backboards are structures requiring the Association's prior written approval; athletic equipment may not be left out longer than twenty-four hours without consent.
No sign displayed to public view except one for-sale or for-rent sign of five square feet or less, builder signs, and political campaign signs.
No vehicle may be parked on the grass or landscaped portion of any lot at any time, or regularly, recurrently or permanently on any right-of-way.
Single-family residence use only; a home occupation is permitted if family-run inside the dwelling, with no sign, no commodity sold, and no outside employees.
No minimum lease term or transient-rental ban stated, but every lease requires the Association's prior approval, so a short-term rental would need approval.
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 →Trash, garbage, weeds and other waste must be kept only in sanitary containers; no lot may be a dumping ground; incinerators are prohibited.
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 clothesline clause; the catch-all bars any permanent or temporary structure other than the dwelling on a homesite without the Association's prior written approval.
No flag or flagpole clause; the catch-all requires Association prior written approval for any structure placed on a homesite or attached to the dwelling.
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 →Recent listings report dues around $135 per month. 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 $300,000 to $345,000, median $330,000. 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 $300,000–$345,000 over the last two years — median $330,000. 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.