Alturas Homes is offering a $5,000 discount to be used towards closing costs, blinds, additional appliances not already included, reduced purchase price, or other seller paid expenses on qualifying homes now through October 16, 2018. 

Alturas Homes is proud to be participating in the 2018 Fall edition of the Boise Parade of Homes. 

The Kate is full of matte black cabinet hardware, a trend to look for in 2018. 

New year, new trends. With every passing year, styles change. Some come back in style, some stay in the past, and some are timeless. Lucky for us - and you - our interior designer studies up on the latest and greatest trends to give our homeowners a modern, yet classic, home. Lauren is looking forward to these four trends this coming year, and she's sharing it all with you. 

Alturas Homes has two Parade of Homes this Fall, and the Madison is one of them. The Madison is a 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with an office and oversized garage. The upstairs bonus room is perfect for growing families. The master suite features a huge walk-in-closet that connects to the laundry room for easy convience.  

The 2017 Fall Parade of Homes starts this Friday and runs every weekend for three weeks. What do you need to know about the Parade? Well, we have two (yes, two!) homes this year in two different communities, each with their own style and unique attractions. The Parade of Homes is a great way to check out custom homes in Boise, Eagle and Meridian.  

The Kate from Alturas Homes is filled with harmony fit for a family in need of space and high functionality. Its masculine modern lines and materials married beautifully with warm natural textures give a respectful nod to iconic architecture and style from years past. The curb appeal is equally striking as it is alluring, and the interior leads you to a mountain modern oasis away from the hustle and bustle.

 During this year’s BCASWI Parade of Homes®, Alturas Homes is partnering with the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Idaho to help grant wishes for deserving families of children with life-threatening medical conditions throughout the entire state.

You know what happens when Spring is in the air - Spring cleaning. We've compiled a checklist to help you with your Spring cleaning so you don't miss anything.

Our Parade Home at 5311 S. Wayland Ave. in Century Farm in Meridian is open to the public 5pm–8pm Monday through Thursday and 12pm–8pm Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The Parade of Homes ends May 15

The 2014 Spring Parade of Homes is almost here. It will be held from April 26th – May 11th. Monday through Friday from 5-8pm and on weekends from 12-8pm.

A family business with over 30 years of construction experience, Alturas Homes has made a name for itself as a trusted leader in the industry, continuously expanding its reach over the years.

The 2013 Fall Parade of Homes is quickly approaching. It will be held the first three weekends in October. Saturday & Sundays – 11am to 5pm.

Thanks to Kristine Hamasaki and the Brighton Development team for putting on a great event yesterday for National Night Out. The party got started around 5:30pm and lasted until after 8pm. Hundreds of residents came out to enjoy the fun. It was a great reminder about why what makes living in Paramount so great. As one of the premier residential communities in the Boise Metro area, Paramount truly is a family friendly place to live, with open space, parks, swimming pools, walking paths, ponds, a neighborhood elementary school and high school.

The Idaho Statesman carried an article this week regarding the improving residential construction indicators in Meridian, Idaho. According to the article there were over 1,000 residential building permits issued in 2012, the first time in six years that with over 1,000 permits, and over twice as many as the year before. Although this improvement is welcome to our communities after the residential housing bubble and burst, we are cautiously optimistic that the growth can continue. The article quotes Lars Hansen, from Brighton Homes, who noted that lenders probably won’t be going back to the crazy lending practices of the boom, creating more stability this time around.