Nestled atop Horizon Hill in Perinton, New York, the Bristol View community offers residents a harmonious blend of natural beauty and modern convenience. Once a wooded area teeming with wildlife, this serene enclave continues to share its landscape with a variety of animals, including birds, chipmunks, squirrels, turkeys, rabbits, and deer. Occasional sightings of foxes, raccoons, coyotes, and groundhogs add to the area's charm. BRISTOL VIEWThe Bristol View Homeowners Association (BVHOA) is dedicated to maintaining the community's aesthetic appeal and ensuring a high quality of life for all residents. The association provides a comprehensive set of guidelines and resources, including:Official Documents: Access to the Certificate of Incorporation, Declaration of Protective Covenants, By-Laws, and additional rules and regulations. BRISTOL VIEWFrequently Asked Questions: Answers to common inquiries about home improvements, assessment fees, and community rules. BRISTOL VIEWExterior Improvement Approval Requests: Procedures for obtaining approval for any exterior changes or improvements to homes. BRISTOL VIEWApproved Exterior Items: Information on HOA-approved exterior paint and stain colors, ensuring uniformity and adherence to community standards. BRISTOL VIEWRecommended Contractors: A curated list of suppliers and contractors recommended by residents for various household services. BRISTOL VIEWGood Neighbor Committee: A committee focused on fostering a supportive and connected community environment. BRISTOL VIEWThe BVHOA also emphasizes the importance of coexisting with local wildlife and encourages residents to share their wildlife photos, fostering a sense of community and appreciation for the natural surroundings. BRISTOL VIEWFor more information or to get involved, residents and interested parties can contact the BVHOA through the Property Manager at the Woodbridge Group by calling 585-385-3331 or via email at [email protected]. BRISTOL VIEWExperience the tranquility and community spirit of Bristol View, where nature and neighborhood come together seamlessly