Realtors/Prospective Buyers

Information for Real Estate Agents/Prospective Buyers.

Here is important Meadowview Knolls Association information for realtors and perspective buyers.

Buyers must pay one-time fee of $500 as a capital reserve contribution due at closing.
In 2020 there was a homeowner assessment to fund the renovation of the community swimming pool. All outstanding seller fees related to that assessment must be paid at closing.
Please contact Meadowview Knolls accountant at [email protected] for financial information regarding the Association and homeowner obligations.
Declarations and Bylaws are available on the website.
Meadowview Knolls officers can be contacted at:

About the Meadowview Knolls Community

The Meadowview Knolls Homeowners Association is a unique community made up of six individual sub-associations or “neighborhoods”. To help Agents and prospective home buyers understand how our various neighborhoods are connected, the Board of Directors of the Meadowview Knolls Homeowners Association thought it might be helpful to review how our community is structured and governed.

Construction of The Meadowview Knolls community began in 1985 starting with the Meadowlands Townhomes followed by five more sub-associations or neighborhoods. The completed community consists of six homeowner sub-associations totaling 141 homes. The master association is Meadowview Knolls and is governed by a volunteer board of directors composed of representatives of each of the sub-associations. Each of the sub-associations has its own volunteer board of directors and its own bylaws. Three of the sub-associations are made up of single-family homes; Skyline Drive/Morgan Lane (27 homes), Newbury Lane (11 homes), and Summit Court (Summit Ridge Drive - 7 homes). Three of the sub-associations are condominium homes; Meadowlands (36 townhomes), Stonehouse Commons (34 townhomes), and Summit Ridge (26 townhomes). All sub-associations and the master association must comply with New Hampshire Condominium law.

The Meadowview Knolls board is responsible for oversight of the pool and parking lot, the clubhouse, the common open areas, and issues that impact the common good. Each homeowner is sent a bill twice each year (once in March and once in September) for the maintenance of these facilities and properties. Each year the Board approves a budget for the maintenance of the property and presents the budget to the homeowners at the Annual Meeting for discussion and ratification.

Our mailing address:
Meadowview Knolls Association
24 Skyview Circle
Keene, NH 03431.

This is NOT a residence, it is a mailbox only.