The Villages at Gwynedd Pointe
This website is being provided as an information resource for Gwynedd Pointe Homeowners Association members.
The Villages at Gwynedd Pointe is a townhome subdivision built by DeLuca circa 1993 and located in Montgomery Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Access to the Gwynedd Pointe neighborhood is from Welsh Road (Route 63) or Knapp Road onto Bell Run Boulevard.
Gwynedd Pointe is a beautiful, mature neighborhood with an abundance of well-maintained trees, shrubs and flowers; and it is convenient to Montgomeryville's businesses, shops, restaurants and commuter routes.
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Rent Addendum
Dear Homeowner(s),
As discussed during the Annual Meeting, the Board of Directors is proposing that a rent addendum be added to the Association’s Declaration. All homeowners will receive the proposed addendum in the mail and a ballot. Please see the key points in the proposed addendum outlined below:
No unit may be rented within 18 months of the date of initial ownership by the Owner.
No person or entity may own more than 2 homes in the Association.
Must be in good standing and have all violations addressed prior to renting.
Provide a written lease no later than 15 days prior to move-in and include a “due on sale clause” and homes cannot be sublet.
All leases are to be for a minimum of 1 year with no transient, short term, or temporary tenants/leases.
Please review the addendum and cast your vote via the ballot you will be provided and return it to the Property Manager, Christian Cooper, at c.cooper@cpm975.com.
Sincerely,
The Gwynedd Pointe Board of Directors
Ballot to cast your vote for the rental addendum
Rules and Regulations Revisions as of July 16, 2025
Pages 29 – 30 Added to Exhibit T Fence Specifications – Option 3 Vinyl Rear Patio fence.
Page 52 Important Alert – To Prevent Siding Damage
In order to protect siding from landscaper mower or trimmer damage, there are two options:
Maintain the bottom edge of the bottom row of siding 6 inches above ground level.
Maintain a buffer from the wall of the house extending 12 inch out consisting of pavers, mulch, or river stone larger than 2” in diameter. The buffer cannot encroach on common property. No tipple stone, pea gravel or other small stone is to be permitted as it may cause damage if thrown by a mower or weedwhacker.
If neither of these options is implemented at your home and the bottom row sustains siding damage, the landscaper will not repair and/or reimburse to repair the damage.
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Email Alert System
We have established a formal electronic mail system for the Board/Association to quickly alert residents of important issues. Please note these electronic communications are only for informational items and will not replace official Association communications for other matters.
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