Oak Grove at Highlands
A residential community with cottage-influenced plans, ponds, trails, and open-space elements in Auburn.
Oak Grove at Highlands was developed with homes by Homeworks of Alabama. Original community information referenced five floor plans, brick exteriors, walking trails, ponds, and lots adjoining open space. Buyers should confirm which features and obligations apply to an individual property.
Homes & Builder History
Homeworks of Alabama was identified as the original builder, with a selection of open-concept plans. Floor plan, builder, square footage, exterior materials, updates, warranties, and condition vary by address.
Outdoor Setting
Neighborhood marketing referenced ponds, walking trails, and open-space areas. Adjacency does not guarantee permanent privacy or control over nearby land, so ownership, easements, access, maintenance, drainage, and future use should be verified.
Neighborhood Snapshot
Exterior Features
Brick exteriors were promoted as part of the community’s design. Buyers should verify actual materials, exterior-maintenance duties, architectural standards, roof age, and repair history.
Community Areas
Confirm whether trails, ponds, or open spaces are association-owned, publicly accessible, privately held, or subject to rules and maintenance obligations.
Auburn Access
The area is accessible to Auburn University, Downtown Auburn, Highway 280, shopping, dining, parks, Opelika, and the Kreher Preserve & Nature Center through nearby roads.
Schools
School attendance zones can change. Confirm the current assignment for a specific property directly with Auburn City Schools.
See Oak Grove at Highlands
This neighborhood video provides a street-level look at the area. Homes, landscaping, ponds, trails, and surrounding land may have changed since recording.
Covenants & Restrictions
The following document was already available on this page and is preserved here for reference.
Oak Grove at Highlands Covenants and RestrictionsOpen the existing neighborhood PDF
Important: This online copy may not include every amendment, annexation, supplemental declaration, phase-specific provision, or currently recorded document. Buyers should obtain and review the complete current documents applicable to the specific property through official records, title work, the association, and professional advisers.
What Buyers Should Verify
- The exact subdivision and phase, plus the applicable homeowners association, current dues, assessments, transfer fees, services, insurance, and maintenance responsibilities.
- All recorded covenants, restrictions, amendments, plats, easements, setbacks, buffers, and architectural-review requirements.
- Ownership, access, maintenance, drainage, liability, and future-use considerations for ponds, trails, open space, and adjoining land.
- Whether a particular lot actually backs to open space and whether that condition or view is protected from future change.
- Builder and warranty history, exterior materials, property boundaries, survey and title matters, flood information, and insurance availability.
- Home condition through appropriate inspections, including roofs, foundations, drainage, major systems, and prior repairs or improvements.
- Current school assignment, utilities, internet service, and travel requirements important to the buyer.
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