Long Leaf Plantation is a residential HOA community in DeLand, Florida, consisting of 213 lots on approximately 160 acres. The volunteer-run HOA focuses on maintaining community standards through covenants and cooperation among residents.
Monthly fees are approximately $8 per home, covering grounds maintenance and real estate taxes for common areas. Annual fees, transfer fees, capital contributions, and special assessments details are not publicly available.
The community maintains covenants from its founding emphasizing preservation of trees (refraining from cutting trees larger than 6 inches in diameter), earth-tone home colors (wood, stone, or brick), and requirements for large garages to accommodate RVs and boats. An Architectural Control Board (ACB) handles exterior modifications, with rotation among the HOA board. Detailed rules on landscaping, parking, pets, rentals, noise, and trash are not fully detailed in public sources but are enforced through member cooperation to preserve the community's character.
Limited public information available; no specific amenities such as clubhouses, pools, or recreational facilities are listed on the official HOA site or real estate sources.
Residents enjoy a quiet, tree-filled, upscale residential environment with large lots emphasizing natural preservation and privacy. The community maintains a consistent character since the late 1970s through shared values and volunteer efforts.
HOA Name: Long Leaf Plantation H.O.A. / Long Leaf Plantation Home Owners Association, Inc.
Management Company: Volunteer board (no professional management company identified)
Phone Number: Details not publicly available
Email Address: Details not publicly available
Website: https://llphoa.org/
Mailing Address: PO Box 766, DeLand, FL 32724
Office Hours: Details not publicly available
Founded in 1978 from a forest by developer Dave Robinson; minimum 1/2-acre lots; strong emphasis on tree preservation; located south of DeLand on rolling hills.
Long Leaf Plantation offers a preserved, low-density residential setting with minimal HOA oversight focused on maintaining its original character through resident involvement.