​a.    The Deed of Mutual Covenant (DMC) is a contract that Owners must enter into as part of purchasing a house and it governs the regulation of the Estate. Owners are legally responsible under the DMC for ensuring that the occupants of their houses, or guests, comply with its rules. If Owners rent out their property, they should ensure that any Tenancy Agreement requires the Lessee to also comply with the DMC.

b.    All Owners have a copy of the DMC as part of the Deeds of their house. If any Owner requires an additional copy of the DMC the Estate Manager will provide one in exchange for the cost of photocopying.

c.   The DMC provides a framework for order, and includes requirements to be observed, including topics related to:

d.    A copy of the DMC may be obtained from the Estate Manager.

Roads, Walkways and Pavements

Open spaces

Lighting and Electricity (Switch rooms and Transformers)

Swimming Pool and Attendants

Sewage Treatment Plant

Water Courses and Drainage

Fire Fighting Equipment

The extent to which individual houses may be altered, and how they may be used.​

​Deed of Mutual Covenant (DMC)