Mountain Rose Estates Eagle River - Eagle River, AK

Mountain Rose Estates has a notable history as an early age-restricted housing project in Eagle River. Developed by the Petersen Group, the community originally marketed ranch-style condominiums to adults 55 and older, but weak initial sales led to conversion to open housing by 2007. Today, the development is associated with Harmony Condominiums at 13301–13328 Vasili Drive and is not an age-restricted community. That distinction matters for 55+ buyers comparing conventional housing with formal active-adult developments.

HOMES

The Petersen Group developed the Eagle River condominiums as single-level, ranch-style residences. Public records show units ranging from about 1,483 to 1,750 square feet, generally with two bedrooms and two baths; some plans include a den or office. Features documented in listings include nine-foot ceilings, wide doorways, arctic entries, attached garages and ground-level access. A 2022 listing at 13328 Vasili Drive was priced at $374,900, while 2026 public estimates for individual units generally fall in the mid-$300,000s to upper-$300,000s.

AMENITIES

Publicly available sources do not document a clubhouse, swimming pool, fitness center, tennis courts, pickleball courts, bocce facilities, golf course or organized resident programming within the former Mountain Rose development. Instead, the community's practical features center on condominium living, with attached garages, single-level layouts, wide interior doors and accessible ground-floor entries documented in property records. Harmony Condominiums Owners Association remains an active Alaska corporation, with its registered address covering 13301–13328 Vasili Drive.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

The condominium buildings occupy Vasili Drive near Old Glenn Highway in Eagle River. Fred Meyer, at 13401 Old Glenn Highway, provides groceries, a pharmacy and fuel service nearby, while Providence offers primary care and other medical services in Eagle River. The Glenn Highway provides the main regional connection to Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley. Eagle River Nature Center, at Mile 12 of Eagle River Road, provides access to Chugach State Park trails and programs. Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is about 21 miles from Eagle River.