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Spruced up wreaths at the entrance, festive lights on the guard house, and pairs of tall sentries welcome visitors to KPVillas this holiday season. The new decorating team (Patti V., Cindy B. and Peggy C-H) are spreading cheer with the 2025 theme of Nutcrackers. We thank Ron and Karen M., who are stepping down from the annual duty, for the great job they've done enhancing the neighborhood entrance. May you enjoy your first day after Thanksgiving in several years without th

Instructions for replacing a damaged mailbox or lamppost were updated and posted on the Maintenance page of the official...

Converting to an LED with a warmer color softens the appearance of the guard house. The original bulb cast a garish green hue over the...

In KPVillas, what will you find? A series of questions ( PDF ) invite you to explore the neighborhood, with links to relevant content at...

Half of our lives are from sunset to sunrise. Between the evening and morning twilight, KPVillas is aglow with yellowish yard lamps that...

Many homeowners seek to get away from the impositions of nearby city life and to enjoy the abundance of nature in KPVillas. Half of that...

Solar energy already serves homeowners in KPVillas. Solar pathway lights, for example, help owners and visitors safely navigate their...

Before buying LED lights, whether for front porch or for lamppost, consider the color of the emitted light. Bulbs are rated by...

Q: How dark does it get in Knollwood Park Villas? A: 19.3 magnitudes per square arcsecond. A survey using Sky Quality Meters and visual...