WELCOME
Hunters Creek North dedicates this website in memory of John O’Donnell.
The Hunters Creek North Neighborhood Assocation (HCNNA) was incorporated by the State of Texas in November 1989. See the history of HCNNA HERE
The object of the Association is to promote the general interests of the homeowners in the Hunters Creek North Neighborhood Association with a goal of engaging in and conducting co-operative planning and organization and other joint endeavors in the general interest and for the general benefit of the homeowners.
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Click on Covenant Addendums below to view:
Welcome to Hunters Creek North, (www.hunterscreeknorth.com), an upscale subdivision located in North Central San Antonio, Texas. The neighborhood is composed of custom-built homes on lots with multiple native Texas oak trees. Hunters Creek North has an active homeowners association, which has mandatory membership in Units I and III and volunteer membership in Unit II. Deed restrictions are upheld through the Architectural Control Committee with a goal of maintaining property values. The Board represents the neighborhood concerning city issues that impact the community, such as zoning issues, by maintaining a membership in Northside Neighborhoods for Organized Development (NNOD). Enhanced neighborhood communication is provided through an e-mail network for security alerts, lost or found pets and neighborhood announcements. All dues paying members have access to Queens Forest Swim and Tennis Club, which offers two lighted tennis courts, a basketball half court, a swimming pool and a kiddie pool. Various Board sponsored activities as well as ancillary social activities are available which help enhance the neighborhood cohesiveness.
Located within a 15 min drive are: The San Antonio International Airport, major highways, USAA, shopping, restaurants, Sea World & Fiesta Texas. Phil Hardberger Park (www.philhardbergerpark.org), a 311- acre former dairy farm, is San Antonio’s newest green space. It offers walking/jogging and biking trails as well as dog parks and playground. It is conveniently located only 1.6 miles away. Salado Linear Creek is also approximately 1.5 miles from the neighborhood and offers a walking/jogging trail. Orsinger Park is a smaller sized park with children’s playground equipment, a picnic area and a walking/jogging trail.
Hunters Creek North is close to the South Texas Medical Center, which is home to Texas’s finest medical facilities including The University of Texas Health Science Center. The facilities include medical treatment and research, twelve hospitals and five specialty institutions.
Hunters Creek North schools are in the Northeast Independent School District, (www.neisd.net). The elementary school is Oak Meadow (www.neisd.net/oakm), the middle school is Jackson Middle School (www.neisd.net/jackson) and the high school is Churchill High School (www.neisd.net/churchill) . Oak Meadow is classified as Exemplary. Jackson Middle School & Churchill High School are classified as Recognized. The University of Texas San Antonio, a four-year college, is within an easy sixteen-minute drive.
In order to manage our neighborhood effectively and accomplish the goals and benefits listed on this website we rely on an all-volunteer Board and the majority of the services we provide are managed with volunteer help. We rely exclusively on annual membership dues of $200 in order to provide these services. We would welcome your involvement in any of the activities in our neighborhood. There is also a $250 homeowner transfer fee that is due and payable at or before closing anytime a home in the neighborhood changes ownership. This will register the new owner and they will receive a copy of the community deed restrictions. A refinance fee of $100 is due and payable when a home is refinanced.
To see the Hunters Creek North Unit Plan Map, and access (download) Covenants and Amendments for each of the units, click HERE
