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Planning to Buy Here
Key factors to think about when buying a home at Windsor Green.

Parking,  Maintaining your home, and the Homeowner association.

 

Parking Rules

Homeowners at Windsor Green are granted the privilege of having one designated reserve parking space, as well as two visitor parking spaces. It is mandatory to display a Windsor Green permit when parking in an unmarked visitor space. Each home is permitted to park up to three vehicles in the court assigned to their address. However, if there are more than three vehicles, the additional ones will need to be parked on the City street. Please note that large or commercial vehicles are strictly prohibited from parking in the courts. Furthermore, vehicles parked in the court must be moved regularly. Lastly, it is important to remember that storing vehicles in the open unassigned parking spaces is strictly prohibited.

 

Maintaining you home

As a homeowner, it is essential to uphold the maintenance of your home and adhere to the rules and regulations set by the Homeowners Association. It is crucial to consider this potential expense when contemplating the purchase of a home at Windsor Green. Each year, Windsor Green conducts a comprehensive inspection of all homes to ensure proper maintenance. Any homes found to be inadequately maintained are duly noted.
 
Moreover, any exterior enhancements made to a home at Windsor Green must align with the standards outlined in the Windsor Green Architectural Guidelines. Prior approval from the Windsor Green Architectural Control Committee is mandatory before commencing any improvement work. To obtain approval, homeowners are required to submit a change application to the committee. By diligently following these guidelines, homeowners contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal and harmonious atmosphere of Windsor Green.
 

Should I Live Here?

Deciding where to live is a significant choice that warrants careful consideration. By evaluating factors such as location and accessibility, cost of living, quality of life, community and social factors, safety and security, and job market and career opportunities, we can make a more informed decision about the best place to call home. Remember to prioritize what matters most to you and weigh the pros and cons. Ultimately, choosing the right place to live will contribute to a happier and more fulfilling life. 

 

Key Questions 

 1. Is there a convenient public transportation ?

 2. How is the quality of the nearby schools and educational institutions ?

 3. Are there any healthcare facilities nearby ?

 4. What are housing costs and rental prices ?

 5. What are the price of groceries, utilities, and internet ?

 6. How high are property taxes ?

 7. Are there any cultural and recreational opportunities in the area ?

 8. Are there any outdoor spaces and parks around ?

 9. Does the demographics of the area align with your values and desire for a diverse environment ?

10. Research the community organizations and clubs in the area. 

11. Are their any networking events or professional organizations that cater to your interests nearby ?

12. What is the crime rates and trends in the area ?

13. Does the area have well-lit streets, security cameras, and gated communities ?

14. Research the job growth trends and the industries that thrive in the area.