A timeless Tudor home with a red brick facade shaded by mature landscaping captures the very essence of this charming setting in historic Biltmore Forest. In 1924, architect Erle Stillwell created this sophisticated estate with a walled rear garden and lawn space. Tony Lord ironwork accents the front entry with timber framing and ironwork frame the rear covered porch. A gorgeous spiral staircase greets you once inside the foyer, formal living and dining rooms, originally carved mantels from Italy. Oversized windows frame the views of the front and rear lawn. Beautiful white kitchen with oversized island, breakfast and den area overlooking the rear terrace and private backyard. Geothermal HVAC system, new roof and gutters were all completed in 2014. Three-car garage attached to the house. So many elements that create this tranquil setting in the forest.
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