Named designers, named millwork shops, and an owner who still goes to site. Nine Whistler projects.
The houses people are usually asking about are White Gold 2, White Gold, Warbler Way, Balsam at 4,000 square feet, and WedgeWoods at 4,500 square feet. Fitzsimmons, Mountain View, and Drifter are the other finished Whistler homes. Fitzsimmons North is under construction.
Designers on those pages include Shelter Residential Design, Kat Sullivan, and Maya Wassenberg. Interiors on several are Britt Lothrop, who has worked with the company since the design side of projects. Millwork includes Blueprint. Windows include Innotech on some houses and The Window Merchant on Warbler Way.
Published construction cost in Whistler is $500 to $800+ per square foot, and the cost guide says ultra-premium work can pass $1,000. That is the money conversation. Land is extra. We do not publish a 'luxury package' price.
White Gold 2 was commissioned after White Gold. Repeat work is the reference.
Black metal and cedar at Warbler Way. Stone, wood, and glass at WedgeWoods. A stone island at Balsam.
Mudrooms and boot storage show up because Whistler houses fail without them.
We turn work down so Marc Harvey can still be on the job. That is the boutique part.
BC New Home Warranty and National Home Warranty on new homes.
Several of these houses are contemporary. We will not market them as fake chalets to catch a search.
$500 and $1,000 per square foot are both published, for different reasons: access, snow, finish, and how hard the site is. A luxury label does not pick the number. The lot does.
It breaks out DCCs, utilities, winter premiums, and access. Start there before a mood board.
White Gold, Wedgwood, WedgeWoods, and Fitzsimmons Road each have a page. Balsam is described as a short walk from Whistler Village. Mountain View and Drifter are Whistler without a subdivision name on their pages.
Sunstone Way, Pemberton. The houses are in Whistler.
Send the lot and any drawings. We will say if the year has room.
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