Harmony At Lakewood Ranch

It's a strong fit if you want a newer planned community with community amenities and good schools, including Lakewood Ranch High and B.D. Gullett Elementary. The neighborhood is walkable with sidewalks and sits close to the wider Lakewood Ranch shopping and trail network. It suits families and buyers who value low-maintenance, connected living over the character of older Bradenton neighborhoods.

It's mid-range for the area, with a median list price of $352,000 and active homes running from $284,000 up to $664,900. The median sold price over the past year was $370,000, so it prices below Bradenton's luxury pockets while carrying a newer-home premium over older areas like Oneco. At about $217 per square foot, you're paying for build quality and amenities.

Current listings have a median asking price of $352,000, with the range spanning $284,000 to $664,900. The typical home is around 1,719 square feet at roughly $217 per square foot. Over the last 12 months, 47 homes sold at a median of $370,000.

It's a healthy, moderately active market — 12 homes are listed now and 47 sold over the past year. The median days on market is 26.5, and sellers are averaging 96% of their asking price, which points to fair, realistic pricing rather than bidding wars. Well-priced homes tend to move efficiently.

Expect a median HOA of about $313 per month, which covers the community amenities and upkeep you'd expect in a planned neighborhood. Median property taxes run around $4,337 per year. If you're weighing a rental instead, the median rent in the area is about $2,375 per month.