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Singing Hills is an established residential community developed in the late 1990's and includes 103 single family homes, common greenspace areas, city maintained walking paths that run through the neighborhood, and wide streets for guest parking. This neighborhood has almost no thru traffic, so you can safely walk or bike around in the community. We also benefit from the bordering Singing Hills city park with playground, picnic shelter, and large recreational lawn area used for soccer and sports activities.
Located in beautiful Post Falls, Idaho, we enjoy picturesque views of the surrounding mountains, numerous restaurants and grocery stores, family-friendly schools, abundant parks, and exceptional outdoor recreation options, including water sports, rock climbing, hiking trails, Centennial Trail for walking, running and biking, fishing, horseback riding, kayaking, boating, and so much more. We also enjoy convenient access to I-90 to discover everything that nearby Coeur d'Alene, Spokane, and surrounding areas have to offer.
Contact Us
Phone: 208-494-2110 (Voicemail Only - please leave a detailed message and a Board member will contact you back ASAP)
Mailing Address:
Singing Hills Homeowner's Association, Inc.
PO Box 1612
Post Falls, ID 83877
(HOA Dues Checks Payable to: Singing Hills Homeowner's Association)
Email: singinghillshoa@gmail.com
FAQ
FAQ
When/how do I pay my dues?
When/how do I pay my dues?
Annual dues must be paid by March 31st each year according to the CC&R's, by personal check, cashier's check, or money order mailed to PO Box 1612, Post Falls, ID 83877 (no cash is accepted). Please be sure your Singing Hills property address is notated with payment or a copy of the original invoice is included to ensure payment can be applied to your account. Make checks to: Singing Hills Homeowner's Association.
Whose responsibility is it to maintain sidewalks?
Whose responsibility is it to maintain sidewalks?
The homeowner's. Whether it's clearing snow in the winter or sidewalk repair when needed, according to city, county, and/or state ordinances, the responsibility is that of the homeowner. During snow events, each homeowner is required to clear snow from the sidewalk along the front of your lot -- corner lots are required to clear the front and side. Also per city, county, and/or state ordinances, snow cannot be blown or shoveled into the city street -- it must remain on your own property.
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