Experience the Best in Triangle Homebuilding
The Triangle Parade of Homes 2025 is the premier showcase of residential design in North Carolina, offering the public a chance to walk through the region’s most inspiring residences. Organized by the Home Builders Associations of Raleigh-Wake County and Durham, Orange, and Chatham Counties, it has grown into the largest open house in the state. Thousands of visitors attend each October to tour new homes, compare design features, and discover the builders and communities shaping the Triangle’s luxury real estate market.
This year’s event takes place October 4–5, 10–12, and 17–19, from 12–5 pm daily, across neighborhoods in Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, and beyond. Speight Built, one of the premier builders of ITB Raleigh custom homes, is proud to participate, offering a showcase property in Raleigh near Anderson Drive and North Hills—an address that reflects our philosophy of timeless architecture and purposeful design.
What Makes the Parade of Homes Special
A Tradition of Innovation
Since its founding, the Triangle Parade of Homes has given the public a way to explore cutting-edge architecture and innovative building techniques. Each year introduces new trends in floor plans, finishes, and community development, providing inspiration for those considering a luxury home in Raleigh, ITB neighborhoods, and beyond.
A Free, Self-Guided Event
Unlike ticketed home tours, the Parade is completely free and open to all. Visitors can move at their own pace, visiting a handful of homes or dedicating full days to exploring multiple neighborhoods such as Anderson Drive, North Hills, and Inside the Beltline communities that continue to attract discerning buyers.
An Educational Opportunity
Beyond design inspiration, the Parade allows buyers to compare builders, layouts, and communities side by side. From energy-efficient features to kitchen layouts and owner’s retreats, the event provides first-hand insight that can’t be found in brochures or online galleries—particularly valuable for those seeking ITB Raleigh custom homes near Anderson Drive or North Hills.
Speight Built at the Parade of Homes
Our Philosophy in Every Detail
Speight Built approaches every project with the belief that luxury should be defined by craftsmanship, not excess. For the 2025 Parade, we are proud to open the doors of a home that embodies this principle, pairing European-inspired architecture with modern livability for Raleigh families and ITB buyers.
Raleigh as the Setting
Our featured residence is located in Raleigh, North Carolina, one of the Triangle’s most desirable areas. With proximity to North Hills, Anderson Drive, and Inside the Beltline neighborhoods, this location offers access to green spaces, cultural destinations, and shopping districts while maintaining the timeless character buyers expect from Speight Built custom homes.
Architectural rendering of 2733 Rothgeb—“Sweet Josie,” a two-story custom home with refined brickwork, steep rooflines, a central chimney, and landscaped curb appeal near Anderson Drive and North Hills.
Featured Home: 2733 Rothgeb (“Sweet Josie”)
Refined Estate Living
2733 Rothgeb Drive, Raleigh, NC is set on a private lot in one of Raleigh’s premier enclaves. With 4,685 finished square feet, this home offers generous scale while maintaining a warm, livable atmosphere that reflects modern ITB Raleigh lifestyle preferences.
Key Highlights
- 5 bedrooms | 5.5+ baths
- Owner’s retreat with spa bath and custom walk-in closet
- Gourmet kitchen with professional-grade appliances, oversized island, and custom cabinetry
- Open-concept living flowing to a covered outdoor space for entertaining and relaxation
- Great room with soaring ceilings and a feature fireplace
- Spacious garage and welcoming entry sequence
- Secondary bedrooms designed for comfort, storage, and designer finishes
The Lifestyle of Raleigh
Natural Elegance
Raleigh living blends mature tree canopies, parks, and greenways with access to premier destinations across the Triangle. Communities like North Hills and Anderson Drive Inside the Beltline highlight why this area continues to attract families seeking privacy, natural beauty, and modern convenience.
Location and Convenience
Positioned within one of Raleigh’s most sought-after areas, the home offers quick access to top schools, major highways, North Hills shopping, and ITB cultural hubs. This combination of serenity and accessibility makes 2733 Rothgeb a standout address.
Building Beyond the Parade
A Portfolio Across the Triangle
While our Parade entry is in Raleigh, Speight Built has active opportunities in other high-demand locations:
- Inside the Beltline Raleigh – Neighborhoods along Anderson Drive, Hayes Barton, and Five Points with architectural depth and enduring demand.
- Cary – Custom builds near desirable enclaves such as The Sanctuary and Shadow Creek Estates.
- Apex – Communities blending small-town character with regional connectivity.
“Sweet Josie” at 2733 Rothgeb presents contemporary proportions, expressive brickwork, and a balanced façade. Located near Anderson Drive and North Hills, this custom residence reflects the character and lifestyle of Raleigh’s most desirable Inside the Beltline communities.
Building Beyond the Parade
A Portfolio Across the Triangle
While our Parade entry is in Raleigh, Speight Built continues to build in high-demand locations across the Triangle. From North Hills and Anderson Drive ITB neighborhoods to established enclaves in Cary and Apex, our homes are designed for lasting value and timeless appeal.
- Inside the Beltline Raleigh – Neighborhoods along Anderson Drive, Hayes Barton, Five Points, and near North Hills with architectural depth and enduring demand.
- Cary – Custom builds near desirable enclaves such as The Sanctuary and Shadow Creek Estates.
- Apex – Communities blending small-town character with regional connectivity.
A Focus on Quality and Longevity
Each Speight Built home is designed for lasting value, with careful land planning, architectural consulting, and a client-first process that ensures every build reflects its owners and its setting. Whether you’re considering a home near North Hills, Anderson Drive, or ITB Raleigh, our process is built around enduring craftsmanship and thoughtful design.
Plan Your Visit
- Dates: October 4–5, 10–12, and 17–19, 2025
- Hours: 12–5 pm daily
- Location: Raleigh | 2733 Rothgeb Drive, near Anderson Drive and North Hills
Tour the Speight Built showcase home, meet our team, and experience the quality of a builder who believes homes should be built with purpose in Raleigh’s most desirable Inside the Beltline neighborhoods.
This Speight Built bathroom features a contemporary design with a spacious double vanity topped with dark countertops and complemented by natural wood cabinetry. Sleek fixtures, modern lighting, and decorative accents add sophistication, while the white tile floor brightens the space with a clean finish. The glass-enclosed shower provides a luxurious focal point—reflecting the quality found in homes throughout North Hills and ITB Raleigh.
What to Look for When Touring a Showcase Home
Craftsmanship in the Details
When walking through a Parade home, look closely at the finishes and how materials are applied. From trim work and cabinetry to flooring transitions and tilework, the quality of craftsmanship often reveals itself in the smallest details. This level of attention to detail is what distinguishes Raleigh custom homes in ITB areas such as Anderson Drive and North Hills.
Flow of the Floor Plan
A beautiful home is more than a collection of rooms. Pay attention to how spaces connect — how the kitchen transitions to the living area, how private retreats are separated from entertaining spaces, and how natural light moves throughout the home. In Raleigh’s most sought-after Inside the Beltline neighborhoods, buyers expect thoughtful floor plans that are intuitive and adaptable.
Indoor–Outdoor Connection
Modern Triangle living embraces outdoor spaces as extensions of the home. Notice porches, patios, and screen systems, and consider how they integrate with main living areas. Homes near North Hills and Anderson Drive exemplify this lifestyle, offering seamless transitions between indoor comfort and outdoor beauty.
Function That Fits Lifestyle
Look for spaces designed with intention: storage placed where it’s needed most, kitchens equipped for both entertaining and daily routines, and retreats that balance luxury with practicality. These are hallmarks of ITB Raleigh custom homes and a defining element of Speight Built’s approach.
A Personal Invitation
The Triangle Parade of Homes 2025 is more than a showcase of new houses. It is a celebration of design, craftsmanship, and the communities that make the Triangle one of the nation’s most desirable regions to live. We invite you to explore our featured home in Raleigh near Anderson Drive and North Hills and to connect with us if you are ready to begin your own custom home journey Inside the Beltline.
FAQ – Triangle Parade of Homes 2025
Q: When is the Triangle Parade of Homes in 2025? The Triangle Parade of Homes takes place October 4–5, 10–12, and 17–19, 2025. Homes are open daily from 12–5 pm across Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, North Hills, Anderson Drive, and ITB neighborhoods.
Q: How do I plan my visit to the Parade of Homes? The Parade is a self-guided, free event. Visitors can map out neighborhoods they’d like to see, tour as many homes as they’d like, and explore builders and communities at their own pace, including showcase residences in ITB Raleigh and North Hills.
Q: What makes the Parade of Homes different from other home tours? Unlike private or ticketed tours, the Parade allows the public to see a wide variety of new homes for free. It’s the largest open house in North Carolina and a valuable way to compare builders, styles, and communities side by side — especially in high-demand Raleigh enclaves like Anderson Drive and North Hills.
Q: Where is Speight Built’s Parade home located in 2025? Speight Built will showcase 2733 Rothgeb (“Sweet Josie”) in Raleigh. The home spans 4,685 square feet with 5 bedrooms, a luxe owner’s retreat, a gourmet kitchen, and seamless indoor–outdoor living spaces, all in close proximity to North Hills and ITB destinations.
Speight Built Custom Homes
Crafting Dreams, Building Legacies
At Speight Built, we believe that building a custom home is about more than bricks and mortar—it’s about creating a space that reflects your unique personality, lifestyle, and long-term vision. Our mission is to guide you through every step of this journey, delivering a truly custom experience that combines exceptional design, craftsmanship, and value.
With Speight Built Custom Homes, your satisfaction isn’t just a promise; it’s guaranteed. From concept to completion, we pledge to maintain the highest quality standards, ensuring your home perfectly echoes your dreams and aspirations.
