Rougemont is a close-knit community of 52 homes in the heart of South Charlotte — a relaxed atmosphere with great neighbors and a location that can't be beat.
Rougemont Homeowners Association, Inc. is a North Carolina nonprofit corporation established to preserve the character, appearance, and property values of our neighborhood. We are governed by a volunteer board of resident homeowners — no management company, no corporate layer — just neighbors looking out for neighbors.
Our work is simple: maintain the entrance and common areas, keep dues modest, administer our covenants fairly, and foster a community where people genuinely want to live.
Maintaining standards that protect every homeowner's long-term investment.
Entrance landscaping, lighting, and year-round maintenance.
Welcoming new neighbors and fostering a close-knit atmosphere.
Clear, fair covenants and transparent financial stewardship.
Rougemont feeds into three Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools — including the brand-new Ballantyne Ridge High School, a state-of-the-art $159M facility that opened in fall 2024.
All three assigned schools hold a Grade B from NC DPI, with Endhaven and South Charlotte Middle both exceeding growth targets. Proficiency figures are 3-year averages (2021-22 through 2023-24) per NC DPI.
¹ 3-year average (2021-22 through 2023-24), NC Dept. of Public Instruction via U.S. News. NC Grade from 2023-24 school year via Mecklenburg County GeoPortal. School assignments can change — always verify your specific address.
Brand new $159M facility opened August 2024. Academic performance data not yet available — first graduating class 2026.
School Website →A few local favorites and essential resources for Rougemont residents and prospective buyers — from dining and parks to utilities and county services.
Rougemont has been one of South Charlotte's quiet, established neighborhoods for over 35 years — long before Ballantyne became the destination it is today. Our streets have seen families grow, neighbors become friends, and a genuine sense of community take hold.
Rougemont was developed by Rice Development Corp. Original Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CCRs) were recorded with Mecklenburg County, establishing the neighborhood's founding standards.
CCRs were amended to establish a 1,800 sq ft minimum home size, ensuring long-term quality and consistency across the neighborhood.
The neighborhood association formally ratified the governing documents, cementing the community's self-governance structure.
Rougemont was founded when South Charlotte was still rural. A lot has changed — new schools, denser development, and the rise of short-term rental platforms introduced business models that simply didn't exist in 1989. After 35+ years without an update, the CCRs were amended and restated to protect the community character, property values, and quality of life that drew all of us here. Recorded with Mecklenburg County on May 14, 2026.
Rougemont Homeowners Association, Inc. is governed under North Carolina Chapter 47F — the Planned Community Act. Our CCRs are recorded with Mecklenburg County and binding on all property owners.
All improvements, modifications, and additions must be compatible in design, color, and materials with existing homes. Minimum home size is 1,800 sq ft. No formal Architectural Control Committee — compatibility is the standard.
Minimum lease term is 6 months — short-term rentals (Airbnb, VRBO, etc.) are not permitted. No more than 20% of homes may be leased at any time. New owners must wait 24 months before leasing.
All lots are restricted to single-family residential use. Commercial trucks, certain structures, signs, and nuisances are restricted. Pets must be leashed and owners are responsible for their control.
Annual dues are levied by the Board to fund common area maintenance, insurance, and community operations. Dues are due July 1 each year. The Board may levy special assessments for unanticipated expenses with proper notice to owners.
The Board may enforce the CCRs through written notice, fines, and legal action where necessary. Enforcement is intended to be neighborly and progressive — direct communication before escalation. Owners have the right to a hearing before any fine is imposed.
The operative governing document for all 52 lots. Supersedes all prior versions.
Annual dues are modest by design. Every dollar stays in the neighborhood — no management fees, no overhead. Dues are assessed by the Board each year and due July 1.
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Email is the official communication method of Rougemont Homeowners Association, Inc. For all general inquiries, requests, and correspondence, please email info@rougemonthoa.org and a board member will respond promptly.
To reach a specific board role directly, use the addresses below — each forwards to the appropriate board member.
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