Community Information

Gregg's Landing North

Gregg’s Landing North Development is a planned community of custom and semi-custom homes, town homes and condominiums located on 813 acres of the former Cuneo estate in Vernon Hills, Illinois.  The community is made up of 1305 individual residential properties in 20 separate neighborhoods.  Of the 20 neighborhoods, 18 are made up of single family homes and the remaining 2 being condominium and town home neighborhoods.  White Deer Run Golf Club, a 240 acre, 18-hole golf course is the Development's center piece.    

Initial home construction began around 1997 and as of early 2024 there are approximately 1280 residences in place. We are located at the north end of the Village of Vernon Hills between Butterfield Road to the west, Milwaukee Road to the east and 3 miles west of Interstate 94.

Proximity to shopping and rail transportation, open space, small ponds, wetlands, well-maintained landscaping and coordinated neighborhood designs and excellent K through 8 and high schools are many of the benefits of living in Gregg’s Landing North. In addition, we have numerous parks in our community including Hawthorn Mellody Park, Lake Charles Park and the passive park adjacent to the 17th tee on the golf course. Century Park with its two large lakes is one of the largest parks in Vernon Hills and is adjacent and to the south of our community.

Gregg's Landing North Home Owners Association (GLNHOA)

Gregg’s Landing North Homeowners Association has 1305 members representing the individual properties making up our development.  We have seven elected Board members who volunteer their time and have overall responsibility for running the Association. Regular Association Board meetings are open to the public and normally held virtually every few months. These meeting dates are shown on our HOME page.  Homeowners are encouraged to attend these meetings. 

Email notices are sent to homeowners informing them of upcoming Board meetings include all information needed to join the Board meeting.  Please keep any eye out for emails from our property manager with this information.  If you have not given our property manager your email contact information, please consider doing this.  See the Homeowner Contact Information page under the Property Manager Tab on how to do this.

If you live in the Bayhill, Inverness, Oakmont or Shadow Creek neighborhoods each has its own separate homeowners association and you are also a member of that homeowners association. Those homeowners associations have separate responsibilities affecting your property.

GLNHOA is responsible for the maintenance and improvement of the common areas located in the Development which are owned by the Association and other areas designated by the Declarations establishing the Association. One of the Association’s primary activities is maintaining the extensive flower bed, shrub and tree landscaping on all common areas along the parkways and roads that run through or border our community and on many of the common areas that border the Development. Common area cul-de-sacs owned by the Association are also part of this activity. 

GLNHOA is also responsible for maintaining all 33 of our neighborhood entrance monuments  and the 5 main entrance monuments which are located on Gregg’s Parkway and Huntington Drive on our west side and on Gregg's Parkway at our east side near Milwaukee Avenue.

As part of maintaining our Association's common areas free of clutter, our Declarations prohibit most alls signs from being placed on our common areas. Please do not place any ads or signs such as advertisements for services, home sales, garage sales, election posters or event signs on common property. These will be removed and disposed of without notice.  Certain Village approved signs are allowed.

GLNHOA also works with the Village in many cases commenting on nearby commercial construction and other projects requiring Village approval.  We encourage homeowners to get involved with the Village on concerns they may have on commercial and residential construction projects affecting our neighborhoods.  Since landscaping is a very important element of our community, we encourage all residents to maintain well blended landscape designs on their property.  There are many Village ordinances and construction standards which, in many cases, are specific to properties in GLNHOA.  These cover, but are not limited to, architectural designs, basement remodeling, building materials used including siding and roofing materials, driveway materials and restrictions, and in some cases prohibitions, on fences, swimming pools, storage sheds, dish antennas as examples.  The overall look of our community is based on these ordinances and standards, so please make sure you contact the Village to determine what, if any permitting, is needed for a project you are undertaking.

All 1305 homeowners in all our neighborhoods, as members of Gregg’s Landing North Homeowners Association pay the same Association annual assessment which covers costs related to maintenance of landscaping, irrigation systems, monuments, lighting, fountains and fencing on Association common areas that all our homeowners enjoy.  The annual assessment is billed to members in December.

Day-to-day activities of the Association are managed by our property manager, McGill Management, Inc., headquartered in Arlington Heights, Il.  All contact information for McGill is under the Property Manager Tab.

OUR NEIGHBORHOODS

The 20 neighborhoods making up the Gregg’s Landing North Homeowners Association are:

Augusta Green 

Bayhill*

Beaver Creek 

Broadmoor

Cypress Point

Inverness*

Muirfield Village 

Oakmont*

Pebble Beach 

Pine Valley 

Riviera Estates

Royal Birkdale 

Royal St. George 

Royal Troon 

Sawgrass 

Shadow Creek*

St. Andrews 

The Pointe 

Torrey Pines

Turtle Bay 

*Bayhill condominium and Shadow Creek condominium and town home neighborhoods and the Inverness and Oakmont single home neighborhoods have additional homeowner associations serving these neighborhoods. These associations have varying responsibilities including maintaining the common areas within these neighborhoods. Any landscape or other issues relating to common areas within those neighborhoods should be directed to the the property manager for that particular neighborhood and not to our property manager, McGill Management, Inc.

White Deer Run Golf Club

Since White Deer Run Golf Club is such an important part of our community, we encourage residents who enjoy golf to play the course with neighbors and friends and use their other facilities. During the golf season, its restaurant is open for business and throughout the year, its banquet facilities are available for social and corporate event bookings. On most Fridays during the golf season, the restaurant is open for an all-you-can-eat fish fry. Go to https://www.whitedeergolf.com for information on White Deer Run