Valhalla In Riverview, FL: What to Know Before You Buy

Community profile

Valhalla Townhomes in Riverview FL at a Glance

Here's a summary of the Valhalla community:

Association documents and current fee schedules are available through the Valhalla of Brandon Pointe Homeowners Association, managed by Greenacre Properties.

Community Information Disclaimer:

Much of the information on this page is my own research, including HOA fees, community rules, square footage, and association details. HOA fees, rules, and covenants are set and amended by each community's association, not by Randy Ahmad / Florida Executive Realty, and are subject to change. Buyers and sellers should independently verify all figures directly with the applicable homeowners association or condominium association, and consult the recorded governing documents, before relying on them in a purchase, sale, or financing decision. This page is for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal, financial, or professional advice.

Location and getting around

Getting To and From Valhalla in Riverview

Have you checked out these other two communities?

Valhalla isn't the only townhome community on this stretch of Bloomingdale Avenue.

Villa Serena is a condominium community a short drive south, and Ventura Bay sits just past it. 

Pulte built both Valhalla and Ventura Bay a few years apart, so the two share some real similarities worth knowing about if you're cross-shopping.

If you'd like the three lined up side by side on fees and floor plans, just ask and I'll put that together.

On the other hand, if you'd rather have a single-family home in the same immediate area, Mariposa is right across the street, with prices generally starting higher than the townhome communities.

Monthly costs

What the Valhalla HOA Covers

The HOA fee at Valhalla isn't one flat number. Two verified figures from recent transactions put it at $581.34 a month for one unit and $644 a month for another.

Plan on somewhere in the $580 to $650+ range, and confirm the exact figure for the specific unit you're considering before you write an offer.

There's no CDD fee here, so the HOA is the whole story on recurring community costs.

Trash works differently here than in a lot of Riverview townhome communities. It's handled through community dumpsters rather than curbside pickup.

The HOA is Valhalla of Brandon Pointe Homeowners Association, Inc., managed by Greenacre Properties. Current fee schedules and the full list of what's included come from them directly. I'd point buyers there before closing on anything.

Parking at Valhalla

Every unit at Valhalla comes with its own driveway, but garage size isn't uniform across the community. Some units have a one-car garage, others two. If a second garage space matters to you, confirm it for the specific unit before you fall for the floor plan.

Lenders and insurance

Financing a Home at Valhalla: What Changes With Fee Simple

Because Valhalla is fee simple townhomes with an HOA rather than a condominium, buyers don't run into the condo-project approval process that comes with FHA and VA loans on true condos.

No waiting on Fannie Mae or HUD to have the project on an approved list, no project-level questionnaire holding up your file. 

Financing here works essentially the same as it would on any other fee-simple home in Riverview.

The market here

Valhalla Townhomes for Sale in Riverview, FL

What Moves the Price at Valhalla

A few things worth watching for if you're comparing units here:

1. Garage count. Some have a one-car garage, some two, and that's a real line item for a lot of buyers, not just a nice-to-have.
2. Renovation status. A good number of units here were updated around 2011. A unit that's had kitchens, baths, or flooring touched since then is a different purchase than one that hasn't, even at the same square footage.
3. Pond proximity. With three inland ponds on the property, water view or water-adjacent lots tend to draw more interest than interior lots.
4. Unit size. The range here runs 1,110 to 2,100 sq ft across 2, 3, and 4-bedroom layouts, which is a wider spread than a lot of Riverview's townhome communities. Know which end of that range you're actually shopping before you start comparing per-square-foot numbers across listings.
5. End unit vs. interior. Some buyers specifically look for end units - fewer shared walls and often a bit more yard.

The school district

Schools Serving Valhalla

Common questions

FAQ's on Valhalla Riverview FL

Is Valhalla a condominium or a townhome community?

Valhalla is fee simple townhomes governed by a homeowners association, not a condominium. Buyers own the lot and the structure outright, subject to the HOA's covenants, rather than owning a unit within a condo association.

How much is the HOA fee at Valhalla?

It varies by unit rather than sitting at one flat rate. Recent figures run roughly $580 to $650+ a month. Confirm the exact number for the specific unit you're considering with the HOA before making an offer.

What does the Valhalla HOA fee include?

Water, cable and internet, exterior building maintenance and painting, roof maintenance, landscaping, pest control, the community pools, and the roads. Trash is handled through community dumpsters rather than curbside pickup.

Is there a CDD fee at Valhalla?

No. The HOA fee is the only recurring community assessment.

Who manages the Valhalla HOA?

Greenacre Properties manages Valhalla of Brandon Pointe Homeowners Association, Inc.

Is this the same as Valhalla Woods Dr in Riverview?

No. Valhalla Woods Dr is a separate, unrelated street and area in Riverview's 33579 zip. This community, Valhalla of Brandon Pointe, off Bloomingdale Avenue in 33578, is a different property entirely.

What schools serve Valhalla?

Ippolito Elementary, McLane Middle, and Spoto High, the same zone as the other Riverview townhome communities nearby. Confirm zoning for a specific address before relying on it, since boundaries can change.

Is Valhalla in a flood zone?

Most homes are in flood zone X, the low-risk designation, which generally means flood insurance isn't required by a lender. Homes near a pond can differ, so check the specific address.