This page summarizes publicly available information about HOAs in Savannah Quarters to help buyers and agents prepare for Georgia’s Community Association Disclosure Exhibit. Always confirm current figures directly with the specific sub-neighborhood’s association before closing. See our full HOA Information list for other communities.
Overview: Not a Single HOA
Savannah Quarters is a 2,588-acre master-planned community in Pooler with more than 4,400 residences. Unlike a typical single-HOA community, Savannah Quarters is made up of multiple separately governed, gated sub-neighborhoods, each with its own property owners association (POA) and dues structure – for example The Gates at Savannah Quarters, The Fairways at Savannah Quarters, and Westbrook. There is no single master HOA covering the entire Savannah Quarters development. Typical dues across these sub-neighborhoods range roughly $1,427-$2,460 per year, but the exact POA, fee, and amenities depend entirely on which section a home is in.
Example: The Gates at Savannah Quarters
The Gates is one of Savannah Quarters’ gated sub-neighborhoods and is a useful example of what to expect:
| Association | The Gates at Savannah Quarters POA |
| Size | 230 homes, gated |
| Management Company | Sentry Management |
| Contact | savannah@sentrymgt.com, 912-330-8937 |
| Amenities Included | Zero-entry pool, clubhouse, playground, RV/trailer storage |
| Payment Schedule | Typically annual for Sentry-managed POAs in this market – confirm for this specific section |
Because dues, fees, and amenities vary by sub-neighborhood, always confirm which specific POA governs the exact address and request that POA’s current budget and fee schedule before writing an offer.
Special Assessments, Transfer Fees, Litigation & Violations
These items vary by sub-neighborhood and are not publicly available in aggregate. Once you identify the specific section a home is in (for example The Gates, The Fairways, or Westbrook), request the current special assessment status, transfer/initiation fee, litigation status, and violation history directly from that section’s POA or management company. All of these are transaction-specific and must be disclosed by the seller and/or association on the official Community Association Disclosure Exhibit at the time of listing.
What’s Typically Included
Depending on the sub-neighborhood, dues generally fund gated entry/security, common-area landscaping, and shared amenities such as pools, clubhouses, and playgrounds. Golf access (Savannah Quarters Country Club) is typically a separate, optional club membership rather than part of POA dues – confirm for the specific section.
Information on this page reflects the most recently published sources available as of August 2026 and is subject to change. It is provided to help estimate costs and prepare disclosure paperwork – it is not a substitute for the specific POA’s current, certified disclosure. Always verify dues, fees, special assessments, litigation, and violations directly with the sub-neighborhood’s association before closing.
