Governor’s Farm HOA HOA Fees, Rules & Amenities (Fort Collins, CO)

Fort Collins, Colorado

Last Updated: May 29, 2026

Verified 2026

About This Community

Owners at Governor’s Farm HOA pay about $103 per month ($1,236 annually) in HOA dues. The community is a villa development in Fort Collins, CO. Both long-term and short-term rentals are currently permitted. Pets are not permitted under the current rules.

Property Type
Villa
Year Built
2010-2021
Management
Self-Managed Board
Estimated Monthly HOA Fee
$103
Est. Yearly Fee$1,236/yr

HOA Rules & Restrictions

Rentals Allowed
Yes
Airbnb / Short-term Rentals
Yes
Pet Friendly
No

Amenities

Dog ParkGolf CourseLake AccessBasketball CourtCommunity GardenPicnic AreaSports Courts

Frequently Asked Questions About Governor’s Farm HOA

What is the HOA fee at Governor’s Farm HOA?

The estimated HOA fee at Governor’s Farm HOA in Fort Collins, Colorado is about $103 per month ($1,236 per year). Fees can change, so verify with the association directly.

Does Governor’s Farm HOA allow rentals?

Yes, Governor’s Farm HOA currently permits long-term rentals, and short-term / Airbnb-style rentals are also allowed. Always confirm the current CC&Rs before leasing.

Is Governor’s Farm HOA pet friendly?

Pets are restricted at Governor’s Farm HOA. Review the pet policy in the CC&Rs before moving in with animals.

What amenities does Governor’s Farm HOA offer?

Tracked amenities at Governor’s Farm HOA include dog park, golf course, lake access, basketball court, community garden, picnic area, and more. Amenity availability can change - confirm with the HOA board.

What type of homes are in Governor’s Farm HOA?

Governor’s Farm HOA is primarily a villa community in Fort Collins, Colorado. Most homes were built between 2010 and 2021. Individual home styles and sizes can vary within a single association.

Who manages Governor’s Farm HOA?

Governor’s Farm HOA is self-managed by its volunteer homeowner board rather than a third-party firm. Management arrangements can change over time, so confirm the current setup with the association.

Where is Governor’s Farm HOA located?

Governor’s Farm HOA is located in Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado. You can browse other Fort Collins, Colorado HOA communities on HOA's HUB to compare fees and rules for nearby options.

Living in Fort Collins, Colorado

Governor’s Farm HOA is one of Fort Collins's HOA communities tracked on HOA's HUB. Fort Collins sits in Larimer County, Colorado, part of the broader Colorado HOA market. Monthly HOA dues here average about $103, typically covering shared maintenance and common-area upkeep.

Before buying into any Fort Collins HOA, compare fees, pet policies, rental rules, and amenities. Use our HOA comparison tool or read our HOA buyer guides.

HOA's HUB Insights

Governor’s Farm HOA sits in the more affordable end of Fort Collins's HOA market, with monthly dues around $103. That makes it an attractive option for first-time buyers or anyone trying to keep recurring carrying costs down. Governor’s Farm HOA limits pets, which keeps grounds quieter but is worth flagging early if you're moving in with a four-legged family member. Owner-investors get more runway here - long-term leases are allowed under the association's current rules. Short-term rentals are allowed, giving owners an income lever many Colorado HOAs don't permit. Residents share access to dog park, golf course, lake access, basketball court and more, which factor into the monthly dues. Don't sign without first reviewing this association's CC&Rs, current budget, and any pending special assessments - the difference can be thousands per year.

🏡 Our Quick Take

HOA FeesLow
Home TypeVilla
Best ForInvestors
Location AppealEstablished
RestrictionsModerate

About Larimer County, Colorado

Governor’s Farm HOA is part of Larimer County, home to 244 tracked HOA communities across 3 cities.

See all HOA communities in Larimer County

Data Disclaimer

HOA information on this page is provided for research purposes and may change over time. Monthly fees, amenities, pet policies, rental rules, and contact details should always be verified directly with the Governor’s Farm HOA board or management company before making any decision.