About Sugarloaf Townhouses

The Sugarloaf Townhouses, L.L.C., a Michigan Limited Liability Company, was formed in August 1999. Each townhouse owner is a member of Sugarloaf Townhouses, L.L.C. and, if in good standing, has one vote at the annual meeting or such other times as deemed appropriate by the board of directors. The purpose of Sugarloaf Townhouses, L.L.C. includes, but is not limited to, collecting maintenance and other charges with respect to the 72 townhouses currently at Sugar Loaf and to pay and disburse such fees upon the completion of maintenance and other tasks for which such fees are designated. All 72 townhouses are individually owned. The LLC has established rules and regulations including the enforcement of the recorded deed restrictions. Refer to the appropriate tab for the current rules and regulations.

Sugarloaf Townhouses, L.L.C. is managed by a board of directors whose responsibility is to assure that the collective interests and property values of the owner/members is enhanced and protected within the framework of those situations for which they can control. Day-to-day oversight of the property falls under the auspices of three co-managers and the director of finance who also supervise the on-site property manager, a paid contractor.

On January 9, 2019 the townhouses switched over to it’s newly constructed water supply system, removing itself from the 50+ year old system owned by the Sugarloaf Resort.

Since inception, the townhouses have been and are designed for use as a resort community with occupancy for short periods of time. The individual units have extremely limited storage and are therefore not conducive to long term residency.

Annually, The Sugarloaf Townhouses, L.L.C. holds its annual general membership meeting on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend at a site that is arranged for and announced by the board of directors.