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The Whistler Trail emphasizes natural touches
By JOE BUTLER Photography By JOEL RINER
C urb appeal is a tricky thing. Real estate pros say you need to have “it” to quickly catch the eye of buyers. But precisely defining what “it” is sometimes can be difficult. Anthem Pacific Homes has been able to accomplish this by bringing together different textures, colors and other elements to create custom homes that are impressive at first glance and just get better the more you learn about them. A prime example of this is Anthem’s Whistler Trail, a two-story 2,871-square-foot home that earned a top award for curb appeal in the 2024 Parade of Homes. Heidi La Bolle, interior designer and project coordinator, said the home presents a refined modern take on the classic Craftsman style. It includes a big focus on using natural wood tones, stone and neutral colors inside and out to provide an overall feeling of warmth. N
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