Harmony Heights

Harmony Heights at a glance

Harmony Heights is a contemporary 17-unit townhome community in the Bordeaux area of North Nashville, set along South Hamilton Road. The project was completed in Summer 2024 and is actively selling, with five units currently active on the local MLS and several already sold. These are four-story townhomes designed to capture rooftop views of the downtown Nashville skyline, and the community sits just off the Clarksville Pike corridor and the WeGo Transit Route 22 line, roughly 11 minutes from downtown.

The community was developed by Bella Cyrus Capital together with The Hamilton Group, with architecture by Vonnie Jane and construction by CW Building Group. Harmony Heights draws a mix of buyers: people who want a low-maintenance, design-forward townhome close to downtown, and investors, since 17 of the units are eligible for non-owner-occupied (NOO) short-term rental use and the community is set up to be operated by GoodNight Stay for STR management. If you are weighing it as a primary residence versus an income property, that is exactly the kind of nuance we walk through with you before you write an offer.

Who builds in Harmony Heights

Harmony Heights is the work of two development partners: Bella Cyrus Capital and The Hamilton Group. Together they brought the 17-townhome community from the ground up on the Bordeaux site, delivering a finished product in Summer 2024 rather than a phased build-out, so what you tour is the completed vision.

The design and construction team rounds out the picture: Vonnie Jane served as architect on the four-story townhome buildings, and CW Building Group handled construction. Because we tour new-construction communities across Davidson County constantly, we can help you understand how this team's finishes and layouts compare to what other Nashville townhome builders are delivering right now, and what questions to ask about warranty and post-close service.

Homes & floor plans

Harmony Heights is all townhomes. Floor plans run from 2 to 4 bedrooms and 1,529 to 2,212 square feet, on compact roughly 0.02-acre footprints per unit, which is typical for an attached, low-maintenance townhome community this close to the city. The four-story layouts are built to take advantage of rooftop decks and terraces with skyline views.

Inside, the homes lean contemporary, with designer finishes and lighting and 4-inch white oak floors, and each comes with a two-car garage. Select units add features like private hot tubs and outdoor kitchens. Pricing currently starts around $441,119, and we pull live list prices on each available unit straight from the MLS for you.

• Townhomes, 2-4 bedrooms
• 1,529-2,212 sq ft
• Four-story design with rooftop decks and terraces
• 4-inch white oak floors and designer finishes/lighting
• Two-car garages
• Hot tubs and outdoor kitchens on select units
• Downtown Nashville skyline views

Specific plan availability, exact square footage by unit, and which homes include the hot tub or outdoor-kitchen upgrades change as units sell, so we pull live numbers and the current unit mix straight from the developer and the MLS for you rather than relying on a static list. The builders' official Harmony Heights site is the place for current renderings; we will tour the available units with you in person.

Amenities & community life

Day to day, Harmony Heights is built around indoor-outdoor living. The standout shared feature is the onsite gym/fitness center, and the rooftop decks and terraces give residents private outdoor space with a view of the skyline rather than a traditional yard. It is a lock-and-leave kind of community, which is part of why it appeals both to owner-occupants who travel and to short-term rental investors.

On the unit level, the experience varies by home: some include hot tubs and outdoor kitchens, and every home has a two-car garage and the white oak floors and designer finishes that set the tone. For the 17 NOO short-term-rental-eligible units, GoodNight Stay handles STR operations, which is a meaningful detail if you are buying with rental income in mind. We can connect the dots between what is permitted, how the management piece works, and what stays with the home so you know exactly what you are buying.

Location, access & schools

Harmony Heights sits in Bordeaux on South Hamilton Road, about 11 minutes from downtown Nashville. It is adjacent to the Clarksville Pike corridor and the WeGo Transit Route 22 line, so you have both a quick drive into the city and a transit option nearby. The Cumberland River Greenways trails are also close by, which adds an easy outdoor-recreation option to the area.

As of now, Harmony Heights is zoned to Ivanetta H. Davis Learning Center at Bordeaux, Haynes Middle, and East Nashville Magnet High School. School zoning and program eligibility can change, so confirm current attendance zones directly with Metro Nashville Public Schools, and we are glad to pull the latest zoning for the specific unit you are considering.

What to verify before you buy

Harmony Heights is a completed community that is actively selling, so the details that matter most are the live ones. Before you write an offer, we will confirm current pricing and the exact list price on the unit you want, which homes are still available, the precise square footage and bedroom count, the lot/unit footprint, and the HOA structure and dues. We will also verify the short-term-rental eligibility and the GoodNight Stay management terms if you are buying as an investment.

We do not quote HOA dollar figures, rental projections, or price forecasts from memory, because those are the numbers that move and the ones an offer hinges on. We pull them live, in writing, from the developer and the MLS so your decision is based on what is true today, not a stale listing.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction, and because we tour these communities constantly we help you compare Harmony Heights against the rest of the Nashville townhome market, navigate the build and the contract, and make sure nothing gets missed. On cost: most builders pay our commission, so our representation is often little or no cost to you, but it varies by builder. We tell you the exact cost up front before you commit to anything, no surprises.

Ready to tour Harmony Heights or see what is currently available? Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we will pull the live unit list and set up a walkthrough.

Commute, transit & what's nearby

Harmony Heights sits on South Hamilton Road in Bordeaux, on the west bank of the Cumberland River roughly 5-6 miles from downtown Nashville, which is where the community's marketed "about 11 minutes" drive time comes from. The nearest transit hub is the North Nashville Transit Center at 26th Avenue North and Clarksville Pike, opened in 2024 and named for local Freedom Rider Dr. Ernest Rip Patton Jr., where WeGo's Route 22 Bordeaux connects to Route 9 MetroCenter, Route 14 Whites Creek, and other lines into downtown, per WeGo Public Transit and NewsChannel 5 reporting. For day-to-day errands and employment, the MetroCenter business park is a short drive away on the river bend — Nashville's original master-planned office park, home to Cigna/HealthSpring (roughly 1,000 employees on a 225,000-sq-ft campus), Aegis Sciences Corporation (roughly 400 employees), and the Tennessee Titans' training facility, according to Southeast Venture's MetroCenter history reporting. The Cumberland River Greenway and Ted Rhodes Park and Golf Course line the river levee nearby for walking, running, and biking. Drive times vary with traffic — we're glad to map out the specific commute you care about.

HOA, dues & property taxes — what we verify in writing

Harmony Heights townhomes carry an HOA that covers the shared building elements and common areas tied to the four-story structures, which is standard for an attached townhome product like this. We have not seen a published, current HOA due amount for this community from the developer or a public listing source as of this writing, and dues, transfer fees, and reserve-fund health are exactly the figures that should come from the current HOA resale/disclosure packet rather than a marketing site or a stale MLS field. The same goes for property taxes: Davidson County reassesses periodically, and a completed community like this one will show an actual tax bill on file with the Davidson County Assessor of Property once units transfer, rather than a builder estimate. Before you write an offer, we pull the current HOA certificate, budget, and tax figures for the specific unit you're considering so you know precisely what you're paying and what it covers.

Investor & short-term-rental considerations

Because Harmony Heights was built with all 17 units eligible for non-owner-occupied short-term rental use, it draws real investor interest, and it's one of the few new-construction Bordeaux communities marketed this way. If you're underwriting it as a rental, the numbers that matter are the ones that change: the current HOA-approved STR rules (occupancy caps, permit requirements, any restrictions tied to the GoodNight Stay management agreement), Metro Nashville's own short-term rental permitting rules for this parcel, and realistic nightly-rate and occupancy comps pulled from current STR data for the immediate Bordeaux/MetroCenter submarket rather than citywide averages. We do not project rental income or forecast appreciation — nobody can reliably predict future prices or rents, and we tell every investor client that up front. What we can do is pull the current STR permit status, HOA rules, comparable nightly rates, and the unit's actual carrying costs (HOA, taxes, insurance) so you're underwriting the deal on real numbers, not projections.

Price context (dated, sourced — not a forecast)

As of this writing, list prices at Harmony Heights have ranged from roughly $441,119 to the high $800,000s depending on unit, size, and whether it includes upgrades like a hot tub or outdoor kitchen, per current and recent MLS-fed listing pages on Hive Nashville and Groome & Co. Those are asking prices at a point in time, not a guarantee of what any given unit will sell for. We can't tell you where prices are headed — nobody can — but we can pull the live comps, recent closed sales in the community, and the current list price on any unit you're considering before you make an offer.

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