Welcome to Countryside!
Our neighborhood of Countryside had its beginnings in 1973, when the first of two large land parcels was purchased in Henrico County. Today, the neighborhood encompasses over 100 homes, individually built but guided by bylaws, with heavily wooded lots and roadways that visually reflect its name.
Bounded by Parham Road on the west and River Road to the south, Countryside occupies a convenient location in Richmond's West End, only minutes from suburban shopping, schools and businesses and less than 20 minutes from downtown Richmond. Neighbors in Countryside enjoy some of the best public schools in the district as well as a close proximity to a number of highly regarded private schools.
The Countryside Homeowners Association was formed in 1979 and manages the common areas, maintains signage, collects association fees from homeowners, organizes and publicizes social events and exists as a conduit for neighborhood concerns.
Yearly Dues
All homeowners are members of the HOA and our yearly fees are $200.
Sign Policy
Countryside HOA Signage policy prohibits the placement and display of signs, banners, balloons, flags, consisting of any type of material, on Countryside HOA property or easements, and road sign posts. Countryside Property is defined as: Countryside entrances, Nature Preserve, easements along roadways and intersections. Signage is defined as: Real Estate, political, religious, school, personal, directional, announcement, yard/estate sales, public services, advertising for any product or service.
72 Hour Signage Exception
- The Countryside Board authorizes the placement of temporary signs three days prior to a Real Estate Open House, Yard/Estate Sale, or other event (Example: Wednesday before a Saturday event or Thursday before a Sunday event).
- Sign removal is required immediately at the conclusion of the event.
- Temporary signs are to be placed in/on the ground, and must not block or impede views, disrupt traffic, or cause a dangerous distraction.
- No signs may be attached (by any means) on any Countryside or Henrico County signpost (black aluminum posts) within the Countryside neighborhood.
- Any sign not complying with the above conditions will be removed and disposed by the Countryside HOA.
Countryside residents appreciate and thank you for your compliance with this policy.
REAL ESTATE DISCLOSURE PACKAGES: please have the selling homeowner contact the current President of the Countryside Homeowner's Association to receive a current disclosure package.
