Application for Home Improvement  

If you need an application to submit to the Modifications Committee, please click here to download the Home Improvement Application.  Check the Design Guidelines for guidance.

Home Improvement Application

Design Guidelines

Please Read the Castlewood Covenants

Please read your Castlewood Covenants and Design Guidelines. These were given to you when you closed on your home, by either the builder sales office or the closing lender. Every homeowner should comply with the covenants. Please review the sections that pertain to landscaping and make sure you are in compliance. Most of the rules and regulations are covered in the Design Guidelines above.  All of the CCR's are on the "HOA Forms" page.

Air Conditioner: "Any Air Conditioning unit shall be screened from adjacent properties and from the street by permanent landscape screening."

Trees:  "In front of each home, at least (3) three trees shall be retained or planted; and if home is on a corner lot (3) three trees shall be planted or adjacent to each street. The required trees shall have a minimum size of (3) three caliper inches." 

Instructions on How to Appeal a Violation

The resident may present a written request to the Board of Directors for a hearing. If a hearing is requested, the hearing will be held before the Board in an executive session offering the proposed violator a reasonable opportunity to be heard. You may email the on-site manager at manager@castlewoodhoa.com to request such a hearing.  Please include your name, address, violation that you received and the reason for the appeal. These will be passed on to the Board and you will be notified of the date of your hearing. If you have any questions please feel free to call Jo Lynn at 972-317-2457.

Castlewood AOR
We have Area of Responsibility Officers from the Highland Village Police Department to monitor Castlewood. You can get more details at www.highlandvillage.org.

New to the Area?

For a list of utility companies, area news, events and other pertinent information, please go to the City of Highland Village's website at www.highlandvillage.org.

Consider joining the Greater Lewisville Newcomers' Club.  Events cover most interests: antiques, birding, book discussions, bridge, bunko, crafts, movies, dining in or out, euchre, gardening, golf, investments, Mah-Jongg, games, needles and knots, pinochle, pokeno, singles, tennis, theater, golden girls, yak n' snack.  Membership information: Roxanne Michalski at 972.691.0513.  Members are from all area towns, including Highland Village.