Runaway Bay Lynch Station, VA
Runaway Bay is a modern waterfront community with a mix of young families and retired professionals. It has wonderful common areas including multiple boat launches, covered pavilion and park like walkways through woods.
Runaway Bay is a wonderful place to live, you can enjoy the peace and quite in the off season and enjoy the activity during in season.
Runaway Bay still has great lots for sale in addition to the resale of some homes. The lots have great building locations and many of them have an abundance of trees to offer privacy and seclusion. Or how would you like a have a daily view of the lake. Where you can relax and read a great book. Or how about entertaining friends on your deck. Runaway Bay is a great place to get away from it all. You don't have the noise or traffic you get on Smith Mountain Lake.
To protect property values, the Home Owner's Assocation has created a few rules.
Runaway Bay Building requirements
1. The lots shall be used for residential purposes only.
2. No structure shall be erected, placed, altered or permitted to remain on any lot other than
one detached, single-family dwelling and related structures incidental to the residential use of the lot.
3. The minimum total heated living space for each
single-family dwelling shall be 1600 square feet, exclusive of garages, basements, decks, porches, etc.
4. No dwelling unit shall extend more than 2 stories plus attic above the“at grade” (first-floor) level of the home (walk-out basements are excluded from the 2 story limit).
5. Seventy percent (70%) of the total roof area of all homes shall have at least an 8:12 pitch.
All Roofs shall have no less than a twelve inch overhang on all sides of the house, and be clad in architectural shingles, metal (shingle, shake, or ribbed-seam vertical panel), tile (clay or concrete), or other ARC approved material.
6. Foundations and retaining walls shall be solid brick or stone,seamless concrete, stone covered block,or stucco so as to cover any poured concrete or masonry block exposed greater than one (1) foot.
7. The following exterior materials are prohibited: asbestos shingles, aluminum siding, imitation brick or stone roll siding, exposed segmented concrete, free-form concrete, and concrete block.
8. Exterior colors shall be earth tones, pastels or neutrals to enable the dwelling to blend
harmoniously with the natural environment.
9. Only central air conditioning and heating units are approved. Window units mounted in windows or through a wall may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
10. Powered or un-powered attic ventilators are permitted as long as they are unobtrusively installed on the outside of the roof. Roof ridge ventilators are encouraged in addition to,or in lieu of, attic ventilators.
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