Homeowners & Builders are required to review their project specific community design guidelines prior to beginning the design process. The Community Design Guidelines outline all neighborhood specific design requirements including, but not limited to, the size and massing of the home as well as materials that shall be utilized and provided.
a. Buckingham Slate Company
b. Evergreen Slate Company
c. Vermont Slate Company
a. Ecostar Sustainable – Majestic Slate
b. Ecostar Sustainable – Empire Slate
c. Weinerberger Sandtoft – Britslate
a. Certainteed – Presidential Shake
b. Malarkey Roofing
c. GAF – Timberline Ultra HD
d. Elk – Prestique
e. Certainteed – Grand Manor
f. Certainteed – Landmark
a. Dimensional Metals, Inc. -DynaClad
1. James Hardie Siding
a. HardiPlank Lap Siding
i. Smooth
2. Boral TruExterior Siding
a. Craftsman Series
1. Azek
2. James Hardie
3. Wood
4. Versatex
*Exposure required to be 6” reveal
*Except for Ashton Grove. Homeowner and/ or Contractor shall reference the specific Design Guidelines for Section 8
a. Rosewood Clear
b. Rosewood Blend
c. St. Anne Blend
d. Winewood Blend
e. Kingsport
a. Georgian Antique
b. Shenandoah Antique
c. Virginia Handmade
d. Rose Full Range
a. Handmade Oversize (HMOS)
i. Belgium
ii. Belgium Toasted
iii. Brookshire
iv. Monticello
v. Avignon
vi. Williamsburg
vii. Pennsbury
viii. Brookshire Redburn
ix. Kensington
x. Scotch Tradition
xi. Antique Ivory
xii. Barlow
xiii. Cherry Lane
xiv. Mix Run Painter
i. 26 HB 1776 mod
ii. Jamestown Mod
iii. Buckeye Blend Mod
iv. Augusta Mod
v. Albany Mod
vi. Danish 1776 OS
vii. Sturbridge 1776 OS
viii. Saratoga 1776 OS
i. Westbrook OS
ii. Lasalle OS
iii. Lafayette OS
iv. Ben Franklin OS
v. Patriot OS
vi. Statesmen OS
vii. Marquette OS
viii. Adrian Mod
ix. Wyandot Mod
x. Lasalle Mod
xi. Provincetown
xii. Potomac
xiii. Fort Miami Painter
a. Handmade Oversize (HMOS)
i. Tryon #750
ii. Williamstowne #700
iii. Park Ridge #250
iv. Bessemer Gray #410
v. Savannah Grat
vi. Langdale Blend
vii. Rutherford Blend
viii. Kass Blend
a. Cored Brick
i. Walnut Creek
ii. Williamsburg 60
iii. Monticello
iv. Rosewood
a. Cored Brick
i. Valencia Mod
a. Cored Brick
i. Biltmore
a. Exterior Expressions
b. Historical Collection
a. America’s Heritage
b. Northern Shores and Seaports
c. Suburban Traditional
a. Chesapeake Bay
b. Restoration Colors
a. 7626 Zurich White
b. 7363 Origami White
c. 6168 Moderne White
d. 7006 Extra White
e. 7628 Windfresh White
f. 7653 Silverpointe
g. 7007 Ceiling Bright White
h. 7646 First Star
i. 7005 Pure White
j. 7014 Elder White
k. 7656 Rhinestone
l. 7516 Kestrel White
m. 7553 Fragile Beauty
n. 6364 Eggwhite
o. 6084 Modest White
p. 6147 Panda White
q. 6098 Pacer White
r. 7010 White Duck
s. 7517 China Doll
t. 7556 Crème
u. 6133 Muslin
v. 6126 Navajo White
w. 7564 Polar Bear
x. 7526 Maison Blanche
y. 6154 Nacre
z. 7009 Pearly White
aa. 7042 Shoji White
bb. 7011 Natural Choice
cc. 7035 Aesthetic White
dd. 7637 Oyster White
ee. 7631 City Loft
ff. 76 Ashton Grove Pearly White (Ashton Grove Community Approved Color)
a. Heritage Series Windows
a. Architect Series
a. Custom Collection Wood Windows
b. Siteline (Premium) Wood Windows
a. Pinnacle Wood Clad
a. Ultra Series Windows
a. Custom Collection Clad Windows
a. Clad Ultra Series
a. Architectural Series
b. EnduraClad Plus exterior paint is required for all clad Pella windows and doors supplied for homes located in the Country Club Community, with the exception of the following sections:
Keswick, Lansdowne and Richmond Square.
a. All doors shall have narrow stile & rails, (top, bottom & sides) with full light openings.
b. Divided lights or cross bar designs are prohibited.
a. Textured, etched, beveled or frosted glass is prohibited.
a. Larson Manufacturing Company
i. Elegant Selection
ii. Secure Elegance Collection
iii. Classic Full-View Collection
b. Or Approved Equal as determined by the ARC
The ARC shall review each applicant’s selection on a case by case basis.
a. Assorted Fiberglass Doors
b. Classic Collection
c. Authentic Wood Doors
11
11C
22
22C
33C
44
44C
55
55C
66
88
102
110
160
311
370
428
430
432
608
704
890
902
1202
1208
1223
a. Fiberglass Doors (No windows) – Front doors with windows are wood
a. Carriage Doors
b. Recessed Panel
a. Carriage Court
i. Laurelbay Square
ii. Pinetop Square
b. Designer’s Choice Collection
c. Oak Summit
a. 9700 Series
*Not to be trim color, to be dark to match front door and/or shutters.
i. Standard
ii. Butt hinge
iii. Rabbeted edge with beading
iv. Arch or radius top
v. Custom rail location
vi. Flat panel
vii. Extra panel
viii. Single panel
i. Standard
ii. Butt hinge
iii. Rabbeted edge
iv. Custom rail location
i. Standard
ii. Single panel
iii. Extra panel
iv. Flat panel
v. Arch or radius top
vi. Custom rail location
i. Standard
ii. Additional rails
iii. Arch top
i. Raised panel
ii. Flat panel
iii. Louver
iv. Board and batten
Colors must conform to Paint Design Guidelines
a. Fixtures at the front entry to your home, either on the wall adjacent to the door, or as a ceiling mounted fixture in your entry porch, providing light at the main entry. These fixtures shall have upward shielding of the light source reducing glare and skyglow.
i. Permitted Locations: Exterior main entries, Entry porches.
ii. Controls: Photocell controlled for illumination from dusk to dawn.
a. Fixtures shall have upward shielding of the light source reducing glare and skyglow.
i. Permitted Locations: Secondary entries, garages, side porches, motor court walls, exterior walls, piers or as approved by the ARC on a case by case basis.
ii. Controls: Switched or timer controlled; (Timer Recommended)
a. Are permitted in the rear of the home only to provide security illumination with a light fixture that shields the lamp from view a minimum of 1 inch within the housing.
i. Permitted Locations: Permitted only on the rear areas of the home provided the light is contained within the property, without any light trespassing on adjacent properties.
ii. Colors: Fixture color shall match adjacent trim color.
iii. Controls: Switched or dimmed at locations; determined by owner.
iv. Prohibited Fixtures: Bare lamp holders without lamp shielding.
a. A post light is community standard and is the essential component to the overall lighting strategy.
Front Yard, special considerations may require two post mounted light fixtures at turn-around drives.
Drive Entrance: required adjacent to each drive entrance.
Photocell controlled for illumination from dusk to dawn.
a. Shall consist of recessed downlights with the lamp recessed into the fixture above the trim ring a minimum of 2 inches, providing shielding of the lamp source. Dropped lens, flush lens or eyeball type trims are prohibited.
i. Permitted Locations: Covered porches and covered entryways only.
ii. Control: Recommended control by switch or dimmer.
iii. Prohibited Locations:
1. Soffits.
2. Any location higher than 15 feet above the ground level.
*NACCCA ARC recommends homeowner/ builders seek the assistance of a designer to help with the proper finish, size and scale of all exterior fixtures in relation to the homes design. Study the design and proportions carefully.
a. Coach House
i. Flush Mount
ii. Original Bracket
iii. Square Yoke
iv. Round Yoke
v. Hanging Chain
Modernist on Bracket Mount in Stainless
Modernist Flush Mount in Stainless
Modernist on Bracket Mount
Modernist Flush Mount
Modernist on Shelf Bracket
Flush Mount
Bracket Mount
Square Yoke
Round Yoke
Original Bracket
Gooseneck
Brennan’s Bracket
Hanging Chain
Hanging Stem
Yoke
Half Rodin Bracket
Reverse Scroll Mustache Bracket
Mustache Bracket
Yoke Drop Bracket
Café du Monde Bracket
Post Mount
Column Mount
Cradle
Corner
Drop
Half Light
Patio Lantern
Monaco on French Quarter Bracket
Paris Alley on Original Bracket
Paris Alley on Paris Alley Bracket
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Marseilles
Carriage Flush Mount
Carriage Lantern on Bracket Mount
Carriage Lantern on Column Mount
Flush Mount
Bracket Mount
Gooseneck Bracket
London Street on Hanging Chain
London Street on Reverse Scroll Mustache
London Street Gooseneck
London Street Mustache Bracket
Rault on Hanging Chain
Rault Post/ Column Mount
Six-Sided Ceiling Light
Ceiling Light
Nautical
Rault
Italianate on French Quarter Original Bracket
Original Bracket
Gooseneck
Gooseneck Bracket with London Top
Post/ Column Mount
Hanging Chain
Drop Bracket
Rosetta Standard Light on Cabildo Yoke
Bracket Mount
Flush Mount
Low Profile Column Mount
Bracket Mount with Stack
Flush Mount with Stack
Heavy
Round Yoke Bracket
Square Yoke
a. Incandescent and LED bulbs permitted.
b. Compact fluorescent is prohibited.
a. Color temperature of 2700k – 3000k.
a. 60 watt or equivalent / 500 Lumens
a. B- Series
b. C- Series
c. CA- Series (preferred)
a. Clear
b. Frosted is prohibited.
All exterior lamps need to be consistent in color, temperature, brightness, etc.
All standard yard lights must be operational and night.
Warm tones only; daylight prohibited.
1. Pathway & Landscape Ground Lights
a. Pathway lights shall be low voltage fixture with a shielded lamp source producing a downward/pathway illumination only. Mounted on a stem with a maximum height of 18 inches above ground or pathway. LED lights are permitted.
1. limited to secondary paths at sides and rear of homes
2. may be considered by ARC on a case by case basis
1. Controlled by a time clock that turns off at night
2. “airport runway” appearance prohibited
3. Pathway lighting without shielding prohibited
a. Adjustable low accent lights with a shielded lamp source. LED lights are permitted.
b. Permitted locations
i. Permitted with special consideration by the ARC on a case-by-case basis
ii. Rear yards only
iii. Prohibited for frontage trees
iv. Mounted within 24” of tree trunk
v. Shall not be mounted outside the tree canopy
vi. Aimed to softly illuminate canopy and/or trunk
c. Control by a time clock that turns off at night
a. All landscape lighting will be reviewed/ approved on a case by case basis by the ARC.
b. Permitted locations
i. Front or street side elevations along with corners
ii. Mounted within 36 inches of the façade, 4 to 5 feet on center
iii. Aimed up to lightly illuminate the façade
c. Control by a time clock that turns off at night
a. Soffit lights shall consist of recessed downlights with the lamp recessed into the fixture above the trim ring a minimum of 2 inches, providing shielding of the lamp source.
i. Dropped lens, flush lens, or eyeball type trims are prohibited
ii. Recommended that open non-lensed fixtures be used so bugs will not collect within fixture.
b. Permitted locations
i. Covered porches and covered entryways only
ii. Recessed downlights not permitted in any location higher than 15 feet above ground level.
c. Control
d. Recommended control by switch or dimmer.
1. Surface Material:
a. Horizontal walking surfaces can be constructed of any approved material.
b. Colors
i. Black
ii. Brown
iii. White
c. All elevated decks are required to:
i. Be fully concealed with a skirt
1. Materials
a. Wood
b. Cementitious board
c. Vinyl or composite materials are prohibited
2. Color shall match trim
*All decking materials are subject to ARC review/approval prior to installation.
1. Solar Panels are permitted with conditions:
a. Solar panels must be completely screened from street and neighboring views.
1. Railings and fencing
a. Types
i. Chain link not permitted
ii. Screens where appropriate
iii. Deck railing to match selected deck material
iv. Considered by ARC on a case by case basis
v. No vinyl or plastic
vi. No Trex wood look poly
vii. Aluminum/Wrought iron
viii. Hardie or equal
b. Colors
i. Black/white
a. All satellite dishes, utilities, meters, AC units, generators, heat pumps, etc. must be fully screened from street and neighboring views with evergreen vegetation.
b. Satellite dishes are not permitted to be attached to the home in any way. They must be post/pole mounted and in the ground. They cannot be in the front yard, only side and rear yard with proper screening.
c. All garages must be fully screened from street and neighboring views with evergreen vegetation at least 6’ tall (not including the lead) and touching at the time of planting.
d. All playsets and other recreational permanent structures must be fully screened from street and neighboring views with evergreen screening.
e. All permanent basketball hoops (portable basketball hoops are not permitted) must be screened with evergreen screening.
a. The community standard mailbox and yard light(s) are not permitted to have mulch beds at the base and/or vegetation planted around them.
b. Street trees are not permitted to have any plantings in the tree ring mulch bed.
c. Sidewalks are the responsibility of the homeowner to maintain.
a. The appearance of driveways and entry courts should be consistent throughout the neighborhood. Driveways shall be made of a durable material. Suggested materials are brick, dark color concrete pavers and asphalt with controlled edges and rolled-in stone topping.
b. Driveways shall be limited to one lane width (12 feet) where joining the street and between the Lot Line and the Building Line, but may then be widened to provide a comfortable turn-around area with adequate space for guest parking.
a. Entry courtyards shall be limited to the Front Yard area of the Site.
b. Recommended Materials
i. Brick
ii. Belgian block
iii. Dark concrete unit pavers
iv. Stone aggregate
v. Topped bituminous
vi. Standard asphalt
vii. Poured concrete is not permitted
c. Courtyards should be screened from the Street and adjoining properties by walls and/ or plantings
a. Concrete unit pavers
b. Stone
c. Brick or bluestone
d. Stone or brick to match house
e. Railroad tie edging of walks or driveways (or similar types) not permitted
a. Concrete pavers are not permitted.
b. Cut stone is not permitted.
c. Material to match the house (be extensions of the home)
i. Brick house, then brick to match the house.
ii. Stone house, then natural stacked stone to match the house.
a. All water features shall be located in the Rear Yard, within the Building Line of the Site, completely enclosed by fencing and screened from adjoining properties with evergreen vegetation.
b. All water features shall be in-ground construction.
c. The pool/spa/fountain equipment shall be within the enclosure and completely screened from the street and neighboring views with approved material.
d. Spas may be constructed as part of the house and shall be flush with adjacent surface.
e. Spas shall be completely screened from street and neighboring views by fencing or evergreen landscaping.
a. Service courts shall be provided to shield certain outdoor facilities from neighboring properties, including:
i. air conditioners/heat pumps
ii. garbage cans and carts
iii. irrigation controllers and meters
iv. All such facilities on a Site shall be enclosed within a service court which is attached to the house, entirely enclosed by a privacy wall or fence being a minimum of four feet high
v. Service courts shall be located away from the bedrooms of adjoining residences where possible
vi. They may be located in Side or Rear Yards, but not in the Front Yard
