The Lakes of Northville
About Us
Welcome to the beautiful Lakes of Northville. Our 11 acres of natural, wooded commons area provide walking, hiking and play opportunities for the whole family. Pristine Waterford Pond is host to Blue Heron, Snowy Egrets, Swan, Hooded Mergansers, ducks and several types of fish. We even spot Bald Eagles.
We value our strong sense of community and dedication to family. Our annual Summer Picnic and our Light Up the Lakes winter stroll and competition are known throughout Northville. Come see the natural beauty and welcoming atmosphere of the Lakes of Northville for yourself.
Dues are Now Due
All Lakes of Northville residents were mailed the Annual Dues Notice in mid-January.
2025 dues are $200 for each home, if post-marked by Feb 29.
Mail dues with invoice to:
Lakes of Northville Homeowners Assoc.
PO Box 5303
Northville, MI 48167
Year-over-year, more than 90% of residents pay their dues on time. Thank you!
Dues are Now Due
All Lakes of Northville residents were mailed the Annual Dues Notice in mid-January.
2025 dues are $200 for each home, if post-marked by Feb 29.
Mail dues with invoice to:
Lakes of Northville Homeowners Assoc.
PO Box 5303
Northville, MI 48167
Year-over-year, more than 90% of residents pay their dues on time. Thank you!
Save Our Roads
Have you met a neighbor who is new to our subdivision? Click the button to let us know and we'll give them an official welcome.
Is it Commons area
or someone's backyard?
Check our Commons map to be sure. Color-coded and easy to understand, this map will guide you to the paths and woods open to all residents of Lakes of Northville. The map is also posted at both Commons entrances.
Check our Commons map to be sure. Color-coded and easy to understand, this map will guide you to the paths and woods open to all residents of Lakes of Northville. The map is also posted at both Commons entrances.
Report potholes, sinkholes, cracks and other road hazards through the link below. The greater the number of complaints, the higher priority for repair.
The online process is simple and fairly quick. Or call the Repair Depot at: 888-762-3273 to speak with a live person about the problem.
Architectural and design tips to keep older subdivisions looking current and increase property values. Mailboxes and garage doors make a critical first impression.
Put your mailbox on the OUTSIDE edge of your driveway if possible, so it doesn't compete with your front door for attention. Avoid elaborate landscaping and flowers around your mailbox to minimize its impact. Your front door should be the focal point rather than your mailbox.
Newer subdivisions often put the garage at the side of the house so the door is not visible from the front. In older subs like ours, we can minimize our front garage doors by painting them the darker of the home's trim colors, and keeping them closed when possible.
Put your mailbox on the OUTSIDE edge of your driveway if possible, so it doesn't compete with your front door for attention. Avoid elaborate landscaping and flowers around your mailbox to minimize its impact. Your front door should be the focal point rather than your mailbox.
Newer subdivisions often put the garage at the side of the house so the door is not visible from the front. In older subs like ours, we can minimize our front garage doors by painting them the darker of the home's trim colors, and keeping them closed when possible.
Keep Your Home Beautiful
Current and Elegant
Tell the County We Need Repairs
Walk the Paths
Got Salt?
Info about plowing and salting in our sub . . .
- Northville Township, like other MI townships, does not maintain our roads.
- Major township roads are plowed and salted by Wayne County, but they have never maintained our subdivision streets.
- Our Homeowners Association began plowing and treating entrances and intersections for ice in 1986. Over the years coverage has expanded so that we now salt all roads.
- Our contractor plows when snow accumulations are over 1.5", then follows with a salt application.
- Plowing does not begin until the snow stops falling. Our contractor has numerous clients, but they commit to begin plowing within 6 hours of the end of the snowfall.
- Our contractor clears our streets of snow for vehicular traffic. They do not clear the ends of driveways, in front of mailboxes or along the curb.
- To protect against plow damage, stake the edges of your yard.