New Country Neighborhood HOA Fees, Rules & Amenities (Cicero, NY)

Cicero, New York

Last Updated: May 29, 2026

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About This Community

Owners at New Country Neighborhood pay about $505 per month ($6,060 annually) in HOA dues. The community is a single-family development in Cicero, NY. Pets are not permitted under the current rules.

Property Type
Single-Family
Year Built
1976-1977
Management
Castle Group
Estimated Monthly HOA Fee
$505
Est. Yearly Fee$6,060/yr

HOA Rules & Restrictions

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

Amenities

ClubhouseFitness CenterTennis Courts

Frequently Asked Questions About New Country Neighborhood

What is the HOA fee at New Country Neighborhood?

The estimated HOA fee at New Country Neighborhood in Cicero, New York is about $505 per month ($6,060 per year). Fees can change, so verify with the association directly.

Does New Country Neighborhood allow rentals?

No, New Country Neighborhood restricts rentals. Homes are generally owner-occupied. Check the latest CC&Rs for any exceptions.

Is New Country Neighborhood pet friendly?

Pets are restricted at New Country Neighborhood. Review the pet policy in the CC&Rs before moving in with animals.

What amenities does New Country Neighborhood offer?

Tracked amenities at New Country Neighborhood include clubhouse, fitness center, tennis courts. Amenity availability can change - confirm with the HOA board.

What type of homes are in New Country Neighborhood?

New Country Neighborhood is primarily a single-family community in Cicero, New York. Most homes were built between 1976 and 1977. Individual home styles and sizes can vary within a single association.

Who manages New Country Neighborhood?

New Country Neighborhood is managed by Castle Group. The managing agent typically handles dues collection, common-area maintenance, and rule enforcement on behalf of the board. Management companies can change over time.

Where is New Country Neighborhood located?

New Country Neighborhood is located in Cicero, Onondaga County, New York 13039. You can browse other Cicero, New York HOA communities on HOA's HUB to compare fees and rules for nearby options.

Living in Cicero, New York

New Country Neighborhood is one of Cicero's HOA communities tracked on HOA's HUB. Cicero sits in Onondaga County, New York, part of the broader New York HOA market. Monthly HOA dues here average about $505, typically covering shared maintenance and common-area upkeep.

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

HOA's HUB Insights

If you're shopping Cicero's higher end, New Country Neighborhood is one to compare carefully: monthly HOA dues run about $505, often covering a fuller set of services like security, landscaping, and clubhouse access. New Country Neighborhood limits pets, which keeps grounds quieter but is worth flagging early if you're moving in with a four-legged family member. New Country Neighborhood keeps a lid on rentals, a common signal of a stable, owner-occupied neighborhood. Short-term and Airbnb-style rentals are off the table, in keeping with most owner-occupied New York HOAs. Residents share access to clubhouse, fitness center, tennis courts, which factor into the monthly dues. Smart buyers always request the current CC&Rs, the most recent reserve study, and 24 months of board minutes before closing on any HOA-governed home.

🏡 Our Quick Take

HOA FeesHigh
Home TypeSingle-Family
Best ForFamilies
Location AppealPremium
RestrictionsStrict

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About Onondaga County, New York

New Country Neighborhood is part of Onondaga County, home to 10 tracked HOA communities across 3 cities.

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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 New Country Neighborhood board or management company before making any decision.