Welcome!


This is the web site of Greystone Village HOA in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Greystone Village is a community of over 830 homes in 16 neighborhoods.

We have three lakes, thousands of trees, and the Greystone Swim & Racquet Club.

Our Homeowners' Association is managed by the Greystone Association Board of Directors with Charleston Management Corporation. All Greystone homeowners are invited to the meetings. 

Feel free to contact the board for information about Greystone Village, our Homeowners' Association, our meetings, and our amenities.

 

Attention All Homeowners: There has been a daytime break-in on Wedgeland Dr.  As a reminder if you see anything suspicious in and around your home or your neighbors' proprety you should immediately report it to the police by calling 911.

    

The 2012 Swim and Racquet Club Brochure is available for download.

 

The  Raleigh Community Center at Greystone

The City of Raleigh has opened the Greystone Recreation Center at the north end of the Greystone Village Shopping Center, where the Dollar Store once was.

The goals of Raleigh’s Community Centers is to organize and improve our communities to make Raleigh an even better place to live. It includes a Citizen Area Liaison program, which trains neighbors to become Citizen Action Liaisons. For more information see the link to the City of Raleigh Announces Greystone Recreation Center

 

Home Invasions

Over the years there have been home invasions and break-ins in Raleigh and Wake County. For you and your family's safety leave lights on in your home, let your neighbors know when you won't be at home, stop newspaper and mail delivery when you travel and call 911 whenever you see suspicious people and activities in and around your neighborhood.

 

History of Greystone Village and Bakers Landing

Want to know about the origins of Greystone Village? Things like where the names for "Sawmill" and "Lead Mine" roads came from? Check out the history provided by Julian Baker, Jr., at History in the Bakers Landing section of this web site.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Web site comments or suggestions? Email Joe McVerry.