Anthem isn't one neighborhood — it's six separate villages Del Webb built out across nearly 5,000 acres starting in 1998: Sun City Anthem, Anthem Country Club, Coventry, Solera, Anthem Highlands, and Terra Bella. Most of that housing stock dates to 1998-2008, and the villages differ enough in age-restriction rules and lot size that a rental or flip job gets scoped differently depending on which one your property sits in.
Whether you're holding a unit in an age-qualified village or a family home in Anthem Highlands, the cabinets are the same age — but the compliance details aren't.
Between-tenant refacing or repainting for owners renting units in Anthem, coordinated around your management company's make-ready window.
A scoped reface or repaint job on an Anthem resale, priced as one flat quote and scheduled to protect your closing date.
Original Anthem cabinet boxes from the 1998-2008 build-out are typically still solid — we'll tell you whether a repaint gets you most of the visual lift for less than a full reface.
The largest of the six villages at roughly 7,100 homes, built 1998-2008 and age-qualified for residents 55 and older. Terra Bella, a gated condo enclave within Sun City Anthem, carries the same age-qualification.
A smaller Del Webb age-restricted village of around 1,800 single-family homes — similar compliance considerations to Sun City Anthem for owners renting rather than occupying.
A non-age-restricted family village of roughly 1,400 homes ranging from about 1,580 to 3,483 square feet — the most straightforward village for traditional single-family rental turnover.
Coventry sits on larger lots developed in 1999 with about 1,124 homes; both border Anthem Country Club's golf-course lots, which tend to run larger kitchens and higher-end original finishes.
Tell us which village — Sun City Anthem, Anthem Highlands, Coventry, or another — and the kitchen size.
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