Harmony homes for sale

Harmony sits on flat, open ground in the south part of Cedar Valley. From most streets you can see the mountains on more than one side. A lot of the land around it is still open, or it is being graded for the next phase. So the view out the back window may change over the next few years.

A weekday morning starts with the drive north. The way out to Lehi and I-15 is up Pony Express Parkway or onto SR-73. With no traffic, I-15 at Lehi Main Street is about 28 minutes away. At rush hour it takes longer, since most of the city heads the same way at the same time.

Closer to home, the day runs short. Mountain Trails Elementary sits at the north edge of Harmony, about 3 minutes by car. Macey's grocery on Eagle Mountain Boulevard is about 5 minutes away. Sweetwater Park, a small park with a covered pavilion and a grill, is about 4 minutes away.

On a summer evening, Cory B. Wride Memorial Park is about 11 minutes north. It has a splash pad, ball fields, courts and a paved walking loop. For a bigger outing, Smith Ranch Regional Park is about 16 minutes away, with a skate park and a ninja course.

Most homes in Harmony are two-story new builds over a basement. Many of those basements come unfinished. That gives you room to add a bedroom, a family room or a bath later, when the budget allows. The fronts mix cement siding with stone or stucco.

Homes have 3 to 5 bedrooms. Total size runs about 1,663 to 3,824 square feet, counting the basement. The middle of the range is about 2,975 square feet. Most homes have an attached 2-car garage, and some have room for 3 cars.

Lots are small and even. Most run about 0.12 to 0.15 acre, and several listings show 6,534 square feet. That means a short front yard, a fenced back yard and not much side yard. If you want room for a shop or a trailer, this is not the place to find it.

Homes listed today run from about $440,000 to about $535,000 (November 2026). The middle sale price was about $460,000 in September 2026, and homes have been selling close to their asking price. The monthly fee is about $110. A 2024 listing says that fee covers 1 gigabit fiber internet. CC&Rs, the recorded rules for the neighborhood, come with each plat. Read them before you write an offer.

Harmony is not one subdivision. It is a master plan, which means one large area planned as a whole and then built in pieces. Each piece shows up in the MLS under its own name. Here are the names that feed the listings above.

The sections share the same parks, streets and schools. What changes from one to the next is the age of the homes and the floor plans on offer.

Harmony has a park of its own, Harmony Park II. It is on the city's list of parks and is kept up by the neighborhood. Beyond that, three city parks sit within a short drive.

Sweetwater Park is the closest, about 4 minutes away. Cory B. Wride Memorial Park is the city's main park, about 11 minutes north. Smith Ranch Regional Park is farther, about 16 minutes, and it has the most to do.

Most daily stops are close. The grocery store and the elementary school are both under 10 minutes away. Bigger shopping sits up in the northeast part of the city. These times are free-flow drive times, which means no traffic.

Macey's is the go-to grocery store. Ridley's on Pony Express Parkway and the Walmart Supercenter that opened in August 2025 are a bit farther.

The longer drives all head north first. The Adobe campus in Lehi is about 30 minutes away with no traffic. Downtown Salt Lake City is about an hour. At rush hour, SR-73 slows down, so plan on more time for any trip out of the valley.

Recent Harmony listings show these schools. Mountain Trails Elementary covers kindergarten to 6th grade, about 3 minutes away on Wood Road. Frontier Middle School covers 7th to 9th grade, about 11 minutes away. Cedar Valley High School covers 10th to 12th grade, about 7 minutes away.

Big change is under way here. In 2024, voters approved a split of Alpine School District. That vote puts Eagle Mountain in a new west-side district, set to start in the 2027-28 school year. Boundaries can change from year to year, so check the district map for any address before you buy.