Highland Court HOA HOA Fees, Rules & Amenities (Holladay, UT)

Holladay, Utah

Last Updated: May 29, 2026

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About This Community

Owners at Highland Court HOA pay about $92 per month ($1,104 annually) in HOA dues. The community is a condo development in Holladay, UT. The community is pet-friendly.

Property Type
Condo
Year Built
1995-1999
Management
Associa
Estimated Monthly HOA Fee
$92
Est. Yearly Fee$1,104/yr

HOA Rules & Restrictions

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

Pet Restrictions

Breed and weight limits may apply; typically 2 pets per home.

Amenities

Picnic AreaSports CourtsBoat DockRV ParkingCommunity PoolClubhouse

Frequently Asked Questions About Highland Court HOA

What is the HOA fee at Highland Court HOA?

The estimated HOA fee at Highland Court HOA in Holladay, Utah is about $92 per month ($1,104 per year). Fees can change, so verify with the association directly.

Does Highland Court HOA allow rentals?

No, Highland Court HOA restricts rentals. Homes are generally owner-occupied. Check the latest CC&Rs for any exceptions.

Is Highland Court HOA pet friendly?

Highland Court HOA is generally pet-friendly, though breed, size, and number limits may apply. Breed and weight limits may apply; typically 2 pets per home.

What amenities does Highland Court HOA offer?

Tracked amenities at Highland Court HOA include picnic area, sports courts, boat dock, rv parking, community pool, clubhouse. Amenity availability can change - confirm with the HOA board.

What type of homes are in Highland Court HOA?

Highland Court HOA is primarily a condo community in Holladay, Utah. Most homes were built between 1995 and 1999. Individual home styles and sizes can vary within a single association.

Who manages Highland Court HOA?

Highland Court HOA is managed by Associa. 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 Highland Court HOA located?

Highland Court HOA is located in Holladay, Utah 84117. You can browse other Holladay, Utah HOA communities on HOA's HUB to compare fees and rules for nearby options.

How is Highland Court HOA rated by residents?

Highland Court HOA has a Google rating of 1 out of 5 based on 1 review. Ratings reflect public feedback and can change over time - read the latest reviews before deciding.

Living in Holladay, Utah

Highland Court HOA is one of Holladay's HOA communities tracked on HOA's HUB. Holladay sits in Utah, part of the broader Utah HOA market. Monthly HOA dues here average about $92, typically covering shared maintenance and common-area upkeep.

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

HOA's HUB Insights

Highland Court HOA sits in the more affordable end of Holladay's HOA market, with monthly dues around $92. That makes it an attractive option for first-time buyers or anyone trying to keep recurring carrying costs down. Pet owners get a friendlier reception here than at most associations - animals are welcome, though specific breed and weight rules typically still apply. Rental restrictions are in place, which tends to keep occupancy owner-driven and the community feel more residential. Airbnb-style stays are on the table here - uncommon enough in Utah HOA-governed neighborhoods to be a notable plus. Common amenities tracked here include picnic area, sports courts, boat dock, rv parking, plus additional shared facilities. Before committing, pull the latest CC&Rs and the most recent two annual meeting minutes - fee schedules and rule sets can shift year-over-year.

🏡 Our Quick Take

HOA FeesLow
Home TypeCondo
Best ForInvestors
Location AppealEstablished
RestrictionsModerate

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 Highland Court HOA board or management company before making any decision.