Harvard House sits in a traditional, two-story single-family home built in 1910 with wood siding, a composition roof, and a chain link fence around the 0.25-acre lot, so you get some good outdoor space too, and you'll see it has paved roads all around, which makes getting in and out easier, and it comes with a detached garage that has two parking spaces, which is handy if you have visitors, and there's a full basement, even though it's finished area below ground is counted as 0 square feet, meaning the main living area comes in at 3,480 square feet. The house runs on public water and public sewer, and you'll find utility connections like cable and broadband, which keeps things up to date, and there's forced air heating along with hot water heat, the water heater was put in back in 2014, so you've got heating systems and hot water to keep things comfortable no matter the season, and still, the windows all have screens, which is nice for keeping bugs out if you want to open things up.
Inside, you'll notice the main level laundry for easy chores, wood flooring throughout for a classic feel, a fireplace with other features for cozy nights, and the kitchen stands out as bright with a sun-filled eating area, an eat-in setup, and a center island, so meals can be both simple and comfortable, and there's even a refreshed bathroom to make things more up to date. Appliances include a dishwasher, range, and refrigerator, so it's got the basics covered. Harvard House keeps some original character details and, while renovations have started upstairs, the whole space still leans into that early 20th-century style. The place is managed independently, with a team of agents and office locations in Mishawaka, Elkhart, New Carlisle, Niles (MI), and Goshen, and folks can access their account online, either by registering or signing in, plus you can use Facebook or Google to do that, which is convenient for some, and while there are open houses and featured listings on occasion to showcase homes, the facility offers services related to buying, selling, renting, assessments, property management, and tracking the market, so it's got support for folks who want to move in, move out, or just keep an eye on things. Harvard House uses some unique names and terms for their programs, which gives the place its own feel, and its amenities and features work to support residents' daily lives. There's no list of care types or special program names given in the current information.
