Harmony Village
Twenty-seven townhomes at the foot of the Rockies
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Our Story
Harmony Village is a 27-household multigenerational cohousing neighborhood on 5.5 acres at 1001 Cottonwood Circle in Golden, Colorado — where the plains meet the Front Range, framed by North and South Table Mountain. Residents first met in 1992, took land in 1994, broke ground in late 1995, and finished homes by May 1997. Santa Fe–style townhomes (about 1,000–3,500 sq ft, 1–5 bedrooms) cluster on car-free pedestrian paths around a Common House with a commercial kitchen, dining, playroom, craft and fitness rooms, two guest bedrooms, and a hot tub. Outdoor shared ground includes gardens, a fruit orchard, greenhouse, playgrounds, a treehouse, composting, bees, and a chicken coop. Homes were built to then-high envelope standards (R-30 walls, R-50 roofs). Downtown Golden, Clear Creek Trail, schools, and Colorado School of Mines are within walking distance; Denver is about 15 minutes east. Ownership is private townhomes with owner-controlled resale and resident-run common facilities. Tours and an interest list run through the official site when capacity allows. Optional shared meals and work. Not a shared-income commune.
Our Tribe
Community Life
Lifestyle Notes
27 households, ages 0 to 80s. Schools within 1.2 miles. Elevation ~5,675 ft. Contact is web forms only.
Membership & Governance
Decision Making
Consensus
Membership Process
Interest list at harmonyvillage.org. Buy or rent when a townhome turns over; resale is owner-controlled.
Our Vision
A neighborhood where children bike safely to school, neighbors gather for shared meals, and you know the people who know you — with the privacy of your own home.