North Carolina community associations
Wilkes County, North Carolina
15 community associations in Wilkes County · 2 condos, 13 HOAs.
Wilkes County at a glance
15 community associations are on record in Wilkes County: 2 condominiums, 13 HOAs. They are spread across 5 cities and towns. The 3 associations with a known unit count cover 21 units.
Largest by unit count: West Meadow Property Owners Association, INC. (13 units), Buck Mountain Property Owners Association, INC. (4 units), Triple Cove Estates Homeowners Association, INC. (4 units).
Source: Common Elements association directory, compiled from state registry and county public records. Data as of October 2, 2026.
Cities and towns in Wilkes County
Associations in Wilkes County
- HOABUCK MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.Off Wolf Pen Rd, PurlearView details
- HOADUCK'S LANDING PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.879 Ducks Lndg, North WilkesboroView details
- HOAFarmington Sub Homeowners Assoc IncCountry Club Rd, WilkesboroView details
- HOAGRINDSTONE RIDGE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.Nc Hwy 16, Millers CreekView details
- CondominiumKEY CITY CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.407 F St, North WilkesboroView details
- HOAMALONE BAY PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.View details
- HOAPARKWAY VALLEY PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.Green Area P9/473, North WilkesboroView details
- HOASHERWOOD FOREST PROPERTY OWNERS, INC.Sherwood Forest, North WilkesboroView details
- HOASwiss Park Homeowners AssociationAlpine Dr, WilkesboroView details
- HOATRIPLE COVE ESTATES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.Triple Cove, WilkesboroView details
- HOAVillage Park Property Owners AssociationVillage Park Lot 8, North WilkesboroView details
- HOAWEST MEADOW PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.Nc Hwy 18, Moravian FallsView details
- HOAWILKES SERENITY BAY HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.Serenity Bay Green Area, WilkesboroView details
- CondominiumWINDRIDGE CONDOMINIUM HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.267 LAUREL LN, North Wilkesboro 28659View details
- HOAWoodfield Land Townhomes Assn.Woodfield Way, WilkesboroView details
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