About our community

About the Villages of Avalon

Nine neighborhoods in Spring Hill, one homeowners' association. This is how it fits together.


The community

What Avalon is

The Villages of Avalon is a homeowners' association community in Spring Hill, Florida. Every home belongs to the association, which runs the two pools, the clubhouse and fitness center, and the gated entries at Cambridge Place and Carlisle Place.

The association also keeps the community standards, the rules on paint colors, fences, mailboxes and the rest of the exterior, and reviews changes through the Architectural Review Board. The Suncoast Parkway is close by for Tampa and the coast.

There are no CDD fees here, the separate community development district tax that many newer Florida neighborhoods pay.

The Villages of Avalon gated entry

The villages

Nine villages, one community

The Villages of Avalon is made up of nine individual villages, each with its own entrance. Every one of them belongs to the same association, uses the same pools and clubhouse, and follows the same community standards.

Avalon West entrance sign
Avalon West
Brighton Place entrance sign
Brighton Place
Bristol Place entrance sign
Bristol Place
Cambridge Place entrance sign
Cambridge Place
Gated entry
Carlisle Place entrance sign
Carlisle Place
Gated entry
Hawthorne Place entrance sign
Hawthorne Place
Somerton Place entrance sign
Somerton Place
The Isle of Avalon entrance sign
The Isle of Avalon
The Manors entrance sign
The Manors
Cambridge Place and Carlisle Place have gated entries. Residents open the gate with a clicker. A visitor uses the call box at the gate to ring you at home, and you press 9 on your phone to let them in.

What we look after

What the association takes care of

Two pools

The main pool behind the clubhouse at 681 Oak Chase Blvd, with lap lanes, and the cabana pool at 13259 Newbridge Street. Open dawn to dusk with your access card.

Clubhouse and fitness center

The fitness center is inside the clubhouse at 681 Oak Chase Blvd and opens with the same access card. Residents can rent the clubhouse for private events.

Access cards and clickers

One access card opens the pools and the fitness center. Replacement cards are $25 and gate clickers are $30, from the Association Manager's office.

Community standards

The rules for paint colors, fences, mailboxes and every other exterior change, plus the Architectural Review Board that approves work before it starts.

Meetings and records

The Board meets on the second Thursday of each month. Minutes, budgets and the governing documents are posted in the Documents Center.

Assessments

Assessments pay for all of the above. Accounts and payments run through the Vantaca resident portal.


Governance

Your Board of Directors

The Board of Directors sets the budget and the policies and meets on the second Thursday of each month.

John Wegner

President

Heather Montesanti

Vice President

Elkins Dahle

Treasurer

Becky Perez

Secretary

Bobby Burkholder

Director at Large

Association management

James Amrhein

Association Manager

James runs the office day to day: resident requests, clubhouse reservations, access cards and gate clickers, and confirming ARB applications when they arrive. He is who you reach through the Contact page.

Contact the Association Manager

Contact

Looking for something?

Documents, the calendar, and the forms are all on this site. If you cannot find it, send the Association Manager a message.