Byrum Woods | Community Website

Welcome

Byrum Woods is a well established neighborhood north of Raleigh, North Carolina. We are located north of I-540 and west of Creedmoor Road. Byrum Woods was developed in the 1980’s and is home to about one hundred families.

We are located about thirty minutes from downtown Raleigh, Wake Forest, Durham, and Research Triangle Park (RTP). To get to Chapel Hill, add another fifteen minutes to the drive.

The neighborhood is filled with families that have lived here for thirty years and have seen their children grow up and move out, to new families with infants. It provides a great mix of people, experiences, and a wide set of potential friends.

Each house in the neighborhood has approximately one acre of land, and most homes have a mature grove of trees in their backyard, where you will often find our resident family of deer. As a wooded community, you will find deer, snakes, and other local wildlife.

Home Owner's Association

Caring for the Community

The Byrum Woods HOA Board of Directors is an all volunteer Board dedicated to the care and upkeep of the community

HOA Responsibilities

The HOA is responsible for the maintenance of the community entrances, utilities, and organizing social events. The HOA is not responsible for enforcing the covenants.

Meetings & Dues

Annual meetings are normally held in October. Dues are collected starting in October and are for one year.

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HOA Bylaws

The HOA bylaws serve as a guide to the community, and are approved by the HOA members. The current bylaws were approved in 2017.

Download Bylaws

Get in Touch

Have a question about the neighborhood or need to contact the Architectural Committee about a property change? Better yet, are you interested on being on the Board or volunteering?

Email the Board

Community Standards

Restrictive Covenants

The Byrum Woods subdivision was built in three phases resulting in three sets of restrictive covenants. All of the covenants are nearly identical, but there may be some difference.

While the covenants are legally binding, the covenants do not grant the HOA any enforcement power. As such, the HOA is unable to fine, place liens, or sue property owners to enforce the covenants.

For each phase, there is a map of the properties covered by that specific set of covenants, the original covenants, and the current covenants. If purchasing a property in the community, please contact the Board to ensure that you have the latest covenants.

Phase 1

Restrictive covenants and guidelines applicable to properties located in Phase 1 development.

Map Original Covenants Current Covenants

Phase 2

Restrictive covenants and guidelines applicable to properties located in Phase 2 development.

Map Original Covenants Current Covenants

Phase 3

Restrictive covenants and guidelines applicable to properties located in Phase 3 development.

Map Original Covenants Current Covenants

Note: Please refer to your property deed or the Wake County Register of Deeds to confirm which Phase your lot belongs to.

Disclaimer

This website is owned and maintained by a member of the community. While the content of this website is coordinated with the HOA, this website should not be considered official HOA communications. Please refer to the HOA for all authoritative documentation or guidance.