Your Home

Updating your home

Who doesn't long for that large walk-in closet or an updated kitchen? There are many contractors in the DC area providing general and specialized services for improving your home. Before you get started, though, be sure to get drawings and plans for anything that affects the exterior of your home. You MUST work with the Board to ensure compliance with the covenants.

Selling your home

Leaving? We will miss you, neighbor! But we understand life's path sometimes leads to new and exciting adventures elsewhere. Best wishes!

Be sure to check here for important information about sellers packets.

Updating Your Home

All homeowners in the Hunt agreed in writing, when purchasing their homes in the McLean Hunt Subdivision, to abide by the Homeowner Covenants which were adopted in 1975 and remain legally binding in their current form. If you plan to make any external alteration to your home, such as a building extension or erection of a shed or fence on your property, you must submit your plans to the Architecture Control Committee for approval. Contact the Association Board for additional information.

Over the life of the Hunt, several fences and sheds have been erected without such permission. When ownership of these homes changes, sellers are responsible for being in compliance with these covenants before the mandatory real estate packet can be obtained. Similarly, as home refresh and repair of fences, sheds, and other elements become necessary, the homeowner must request permission to rebuild. In seeing that these covenants are enforced, we hope that the McLean Hunt Subdivision will remain an attractive residential community for new home buyers.

Contact the Association Board for further information.

Selling Your Home

As a reminder, there is a State requirement to obtain a Homeowners Association (HOA) package to be presented to the buyer at the time of settlement. Normally, the realtor who represents the seller will contact the Homeowners Association and request the preparation of this package. However, if the property owner is selling the home without the assistance of a realtor, he/she will have to request the package directly from the Association.

There is a fee, paid by the seller, for the preparation of the HOA package, and the Board requires ten days' notice to deliver these documents. (Remember, we're all volunteers!) See details here.

Contact the Homeowners Association for additional information. You should also have your real estate agent check the Real Estate Agents page.