One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. People don’t just move to Harmony for a house—they come for a way of life. It’s the kind of place where the front porch still means slow mornings and neighborly waves, where you can walk to school without crossing a major road, and weekends come with choices: paddle on Buck Lake, browse the farmers market, or take the long way home through the trails just because you can. It’s peaceful without being sleepy, connected without feeling overplanned—and if you're craving a reset, this is the kind of place that delivers. The house sits right in the middle of it all, with fresh exterior paint, a wide front porch, and a layout that’s flexible without being fussy. Inside, you’ll find newly installed carpet, a new smart thermostat upstairs, and an HVAC system enhanced with a UV light—quiet details that make everyday living a little more comfortable. The living, dining, and kitchen spaces connect easily, and two bedrooms plus a full bath downstairs give you options for guests, work, or multigenerational living. Upstairs, the primary suite is tucked away with a big walk-in closet and a bathroom that gets it right—dual sinks, separate tub, walk-in shower. A loft, three more bedrooms, and another full bath round out the second floor. Out back, a screened-in patio and fenced yard are ready for whatever comes next. And while the house gives you space to stretch out, it’s the neighborhood that makes Harmony feel like home. The community features a huge community, playgrounds, dog parks, tennis and pickleball courts, a golf course, fishing piers, trails, and even a neighborhood restaurant and market. The community calendar actually means something and is full of the good stuff—farmers markets, food trucks, live music—and somehow, it all still feels calm. Whether you're walking the trails, out on the lake, or watching the sunset from your porch, Harmony gives you room to breathe—and actually enjoy where you live.