The Kames is a 103-unit condominium complex built on 25 acres and spread along seven streets. The first units were built in 1982 and the last units in 1997. The Property Map shows the street layout of the condominiums in the complex. The Kames has a pool and clubhouse, as well as four ponds, one with a fountain. The units vary in size, layout, and landscaping, so individuality stands out. While The Kames is private and quiet, it is only minutes away from Route 8, making it easily accessible to city facilities and to the interstate system. It is bordered on one side by the Silver Lake Country Club.
The Condominium Association has an elected Board of Directors who is responsible for decisions on financial planning, operating rules, building maintenance, and landscaping. The goal of the Board is to maintain property values. The Condominium Association contracts with a management company to oversee the daily operations of the Association.
The Kames community has an active social committee which plans events throughout the year for the benefit of all association members. Activities are noted on the monthly calendar and in the monthly newsletter. A landscaping committee is responsible to ensure new and replacement plantings will thrive in the selected locations.
A benefit of condominium living is the outside structure of the building and all the grounds are maintained by the association. Snow plowing, lawn mowing, tree and shrub care, exterior painting, roof repairs, garbage pickup, and much more are covered by the monthly maintenance fee.
For more information on the Kames community,
contact Associated Property Management, 330-772-3000
The Condominium Association has an elected Board of Directors who is responsible for decisions on financial planning, operating rules, building maintenance, and landscaping. The goal of the Board is to maintain property values. The Condominium Association contracts with a management company to oversee the daily operations of the Association.
The Kames community has an active social committee which plans events throughout the year for the benefit of all association members. Activities are noted on the monthly calendar and in the monthly newsletter. A landscaping committee is responsible to ensure new and replacement plantings will thrive in the selected locations.
A benefit of condominium living is the outside structure of the building and all the grounds are maintained by the association. Snow plowing, lawn mowing, tree and shrub care, exterior painting, roof repairs, garbage pickup, and much more are covered by the monthly maintenance fee.
For more information on the Kames community,
contact Associated Property Management, 330-772-3000