The Cherrywood Neighborhood Homeowners Association (NHOA) serves the Cherrywood neighborhood in Ormond Beach, Florida, which includes five plats: Cherrywood (original), Cherrywood 1st Addition, Cherry Wood Estates, Cherry Wood View, and Cherry Wood Park, totaling just over 250 households. The HOA was formally established in 1990 as a mixed voluntary and mandatory association to own and maintain the prairie and pond conservancies transferred from the developer. Permanent members (over 100 households) have voting rights, while the association benefits the entire neighborhood through maintenance and activities.
Information on specific monthly, quarterly, annual, transfer fees, capital contributions, or special assessments is unavailable from public sources.
Detailed architectural guidelines, exterior modifications, landscaping rules, parking, pet policies, rental restrictions, noise regulations, trash collection, or general standards are not publicly detailed beyond governing documents available to members on the HOA website.
The HOA maintains the Cherrywood Prairie and Pond conservancies as green spaces for the neighborhood.
Residents enjoy a suburban neighborhood setting with access to conserved natural areas like the prairie and pond, fostering a community-oriented lifestyle focused on local maintenance and social coordination.
HOA Name: Cherrywood Neighborhood Homeowners Association Management Company: Self-managed via board Phone Number: Details not publicly available Email Address: Details not publicly available Website: https://www.cherrywoodnhoa.com Mailing Address: Details not publicly available Office Hours: Details not publicly available
The neighborhood features homes primarily built from the mid-1970s to early 1990s. The HOA's unique history involves a voluntary start evolving into mandatory membership for a portion to secure conservancy lands. It emphasizes prairie restoration and community green spaces.
The Cherrywood NHOA provides essential oversight for shared natural amenities in a established Ormond Beach residential neighborhood, balancing voluntary and mandatory participation to preserve community character.