Winchester Community Association

Living Under the Winchester HOA? Prepare for a Nightmare. From the day we moved into the neighborhood, it’s been one frustrating experience after another. The hostility is real — and if you live here, you know exactly who and what I’m talking about. (Just check the other reviews — I’m not alone.) The management team — who, by the way, doesn’t even get a vote at the design review meetings — is unwelcoming and seems more interested in rigidly enforcing nonsensical rules than actually supporting the community. The atmosphere they create is anything but neighborly; it’s toxic, divisive, and completely discourages resident involvement. And the Board? Completely out of touch. They have no real understanding of modern architectural trends, nor the qualifications to be making such decisions. Their only saving grace is their advisor — who, let’s be honest, was brought on because the rest of them are completely in over their heads. Rather than fostering a sense of unity, the HOA spends its time micromanaging petty issues, dismissing valuable resident feedback, and making homeowners feel like outsiders in their own neighborhood. If you're looking for a welcoming, supportive, and well-managed community — this is not it. Living under the Winchester HOA has taken all the joy out of being here. If you value your peace of mind and want to enjoy your home, avoid this HOA at all costs.

The Management Trust has placed top notch staff at the WCA location especially Vicky Langer and Tammie Thomas. I find the WCA staff are professional, knowledgeable, friendly and all around terrific! They routinely go above and beyond the call of their positions. Great job ladies!

This is a hidden gem in the Sierra foothills on the way to Lake Tahoe (Hwy 80). You'd never know it was here, yet pristine and ohhh so beautiful!