Harmony Village Towns Homes For Sale in Rural Rocky View County

Harmony Village Towns is located within the larger Harmony community in Springbank, Rocky View County, approximately 8 minutes west of Calgary. The community is situated near the Springbank Airport and has easy access to the Trans-Canada Highway. The newly opened East Harmony Trail, planted with 200 elm trees along its boulevards, provides direct access to Mickelson National Golf Club [citation:7].

Harmony is an award-winning master-planned community in Springbank that has been named the Calgary Region's Community of the Year seven times [citation:4]. Developed by Qualico Communities and Bordeaux Properties, the 1,750-acre community will have 3,500 homes at full build-out, with approximately 10,000 to 12,000 residents [citation:2][citation:5]. The community is built around two recreational lakes and features the Mickelson National Golf Club, extensive pathways, an Adventure Park, and a planned Village Centre [citation:4].

Harmony Village Towns is developed by StreetSide Calgary, an award-winning division of Qualico with over 28 years of experience in the multi-family homebuilding industry. The larger Harmony community is being developed by Qualico Communities in partnership with Bordeaux Properties.

Harmony Village Towns offers 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom townhomes with 1,857 square feet of living space [citation:1]. The homes feature thoughtful design and sophisticated finishes, providing low-maintenance living within walking distance of the future Village Centre and lakes. Buyers can view available floor plans and make appointments with sales staff through the StreetSide Calgary website [citation:1].

The Harmony Village Centre is envisioned to be a welcoming hub for residents and visitors alike, offering boutique shops, medical and professional services, cafes, restaurants, and performance spaces that will add to the community's small-town atmosphere [citation:4]. A 120-metre cast-in-place concrete retaining wall with stone stairways has been constructed along the Village Centre shoreline, linking future shops and amenities from street level down to the water's edge [citation:7].

Coming Spring 2028, Everwild Spa will join the Harmony Village Centre as a Nordic-inspired wellness retreat featuring 26 boutique hotel rooms, thermal pools, indoor and outdoor amenities, and lakeside dining [citation:4]. This will be a major addition to the community's resort-style amenities.

Mickelson National Golf Club is Canada's only 18-hole championship golf course designed by legendary professional golfer Phil Mickelson. The 240-acre course was built from 3 million cubic metres of dirt excavated for the first 40-acre lake and features almost 4,000 planted trees, white sand traps, and sweeping ponds [citation:5]. Many in the world of golf expect the course to one day host the prestigious Canadian Open golf tournament [citation:8].

Harmony offers world-class amenities for residents [citation:4][citation:5]:

• Lakes: Two freshwater lakes (40-acre and a planned 100-acre lake open in 2026) with swimming, beaches, paddleboarding, kayaking, and fishing
• Adventure Park: Skate park, pump track, ninja course, climbing wall, beach volleyball, toboggan hill, and off-leash dog park
• Winter Activities: Zambonied skating ribbon and skating rink
• Pathways: Over 30 km of local and regional trails
• Parks: Paintbrush Park and Sunset Cove Park with playgrounds
• Future Village Centre: Shops, restaurants, medical services, and performance spaces

A new Costco is also under construction nearby [citation:7].

The South Beach Building is the first Owners' Association facility constructed in Harmony [citation:10]. Located at the east entrance to South Beach, the building features change rooms, washrooms, outdoor showers, guest entry kiosk, and bike racks. It serves as an amazing addition to the beach experience for residents and their guests.

Harmony is known for its sustainability initiatives [citation:5] including:

• North America's most advanced residential water treatment plant with 400,000-cubic-metre storage of reclaimed water
• A double filtration system for lake recreation and drinking water
• Natural wetlands on each street with vegetated bio-swales
• Over 1,000 children have participated in water treatment system tours
• Permaculture gardens surrounding homes
• Public art masterplan throughout the community

A future K-8 school site is planned within Harmony. Currently, students attend schools in Springbank, which is highly regarded for its education system. Options include Springbank Community High School and Webber Academy. The community has access to some of the best schools in Alberta [citation:8].

Harmony is located just 8 minutes west of Calgary, providing a quick commute to the city. The community has easy access to the Trans-Canada Highway and Stoney Trail. Springbank Airport is adjacent to the community for private and charter flights, and Calgary International Airport is approximately 25-30 minutes away.

Yes, Harmony is an excellent community for families. The primary demographic has been families with multiple young children, looking for a well-balanced lifestyle [citation:8]. Features include playgrounds and parks (Paintbrush Park, Sunset Cove Park), a 40-acre Adventure Park with climbing wall, skate park, and pump track, lakes for swimming and paddleboarding, schools nearby, and safe, walkable streets for children [citation:4][citation:8].

Yes, Harmony is a dog-friendly community. It features an off-leash dog park within the Adventure Park, and over 30 km of paved pathways perfect for daily walks with pets [citation:4][citation:5]. Residents enjoy walking their dogs through the scenic trails and wetlands.

In 2025, Wilco completed a new 30-foot span concrete girder bridge across the lake, opening to vehicles in July [citation:7]. The bridge provides a durable and visually cohesive connection within the community. Additionally, a 120-metre cast-in-place concrete retaining wall with stone stairways was constructed along the Village Centre shoreline. East Harmony Trail also opened, improving community circulation and providing direct access to Mickelson National Golf Club with 200 elm trees planted along its boulevards [citation:7].