The phrase "attractive facade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visually appealing exterior or appearance of a building, organization, or even a person's demeanor.
Example: "The old theater had an attractive facade that drew in visitors from all over the city."
Alternatives: "appealing exterior" or "charming front".
First impressions of the restaurant start outside with its attractive stone facade, three artificial palm trees outlined in lights and a front terrace with colorful market umbrellas.
Gettenberg's building is attractive, but the Haven Avenue facade does not live up to the grand name he gave it, Florentine Towers.
Their unassuming front facades, while attractive, were a puzzle, projecting no social or financial standing".
Housing advocates say that an important part of being successful is creating a place that blends into the neighborhood, in part by making sure the facade is clean, attractive and well kept.
Most relationships that are based on similar backgrounds, morals, ethics, culture, interests, hobbies, religion, are more likely to succeed than those based purely on what's attractive sexually on the outside facade of a person.
The Waterfront Center buildings, designed to harmonize with Hoboken's historic character, have attractive brick, limestone and granite facades featuring geometric shapes, like triangles, pyramids and a circle.
The workers' housing blocks, with their sometimes Stalinist-classical facades, are actually rather attractive, painted in creamy or buttery or ochre tones.
Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC) is characterized by a densely packed mix-design, which can offer attractive surface properties for architectural building facades.
It does not, however, mean that the camera's facade will remain fresh and attractive after you allow it to crash to the concrete; cosmetic damage is still possible.
