Tour a Luxury $5,000,000 Mansion in Biltmore Forest

Tour a Luxury $5,000,000 Mansion in Biltmore Forest | Asheville, NC Luxury Home

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Marilyn Wright, Asheville Luxury Realtor

4 ай бұрын

Excited to annouce that we have closed on 23 Eastwood Road at $5,000,000!
This property is the very essence in Biltmore Forest Living! ⛰️
This prominently sited home is on an exceptionally generous golf course lot offering extraordinary views of Mt Pisgah. Showcasing a classic exterior that is timeless with meticulous details and elegant in proportion, giving way to a modern interior that is bright and airy. Masterfully designed and extensively renovated in 2022, this traditional residence evokes stately timelessness and refined elegance. Grand and gracious with impressively scaled rooms throughout. Unsurpassed quality with a dramatic two-story foyer with custom railing flowing to the oak-paneled library and elegant formal dining room. The gourmet kitchen offers spectacular cabinetry, breakfast room with coffee bar and sunroom overlooking the idyllic setting. The upper-level features two en-suite bedrooms.The lower level a recreation room, media room,two en-suite bedrooms and additional two-car garage. Outback, soak in the views from the stone patio or cocktail island.
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@MarilynWrightAsheville 4 ай бұрын

The design of this home is truly spectacular! I am consistently pushing the bar for the best in Biltmore Forest 🌲 Looking to buy or sell in Western Carolina? Give me a call 828-279-3980 ☎

@michaelcooper8244 4 ай бұрын

Dream house

@kennethlee8550 Ай бұрын

Beautiful , but no word of an elevator , elders in the family and all , 🤔

@pineappletacos4727 3 ай бұрын

I've never understood why people lay the wood grains in different directions moving from one room to another the way they've done it... *IN A FIVE MILLION DOLLAR HOME!!!* I've seen numerous remodels in Asheville where they've done this. Like the kitchen floors lay one direction and the adjoining dining room goes in another. One house (at just shy of $1 Million) has the wood going in two different directions in the primary bedroom! I don't get it. Every "floor guy" I've ever talked to has stressed the importance of the grain all being laid in the same way. To each their own, I suppose, but with the wonky floors and no pool or amenities $5 mil seems quite high!