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Harvest painted on a wooden shelter standing on a dock in Argyle.

Hillwood announces estate lots available in Harvest neighborhood

By Colby Farr

More than a dozen estate lots sized between 1 acre to 3 acres are available in the Harvest master-planned community located in Argyle.

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