I’On is a meticulously planned neighborhood with strict covenants that maintain its New Urbanist design—featuring narrow streets, front porches, and shared green spaces. These guidelines protect property values but also limit exterior changes, landscaping, and certain architectural modifications, so buyers should review the HOA’s design standards.

Ownership in I’On includes monthly or annual HOA fees that support extensive amenities such as walking trails, parks, lakes, tennis courts, and optional membership to the I’On Club with pools and fitness facilities. Buyers should budget for these fees and assess how much they plan to use the amenities.

I’On is known for its scenic lakes and canals, with some homes offering private docks or direct water views. While these properties provide a unique lifestyle, they often have higher price points and may carry additional maintenance requirements for docks and waterfront landscaping.

The I’On Square area offers shops, restaurants, and professional services within walking distance of many homes. Buyers should consider whether they want to be near this lively hub for convenience or prefer a quieter location deeper within the community.

In keeping with I’On’s design aesthetic, garages are typically accessed from rear alleys, and street parking can be limited. Buyers with multiple vehicles, boats, or recreational equipment should consider storage and parking constraints when selecting a property.

I’On has a vibrant calendar of neighborhood events—from outdoor concerts to holiday parades—that fosters a close-knit environment. This appeals to many buyers seeking community engagement but may not suit those wanting a more private, low-profile lifestyle.