Harmon Ridge is a French-transitional residence on a tree-lined lot in Redmond, Washington. The facade composes multiple steep gables in light-painted brick and Hardie board-and-batten, anchored by a dramatic arched entry with a full-height glass-and-iron door. Dark composite slate roofing, dark-framed windows, and a glass-panel garage door introduce modern contrast against the classic massing, while manicured boxwood landscaping and natural boulders soften the approach. The home includes a self-contained ADU above the three-car garage — a fully independent unit with its own kitchen, bedroom suite, bathroom, and walk-in closet, connected to the main residence by a fire-rated separation. A covered rear patio extends the living area outdoors.