17 eastwood road in biltmore forest, asheville, nc - home for sale

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Rare custom English style home with tee to green view of the 3rd hole at private Biltmore Forest Club. Open yet substantial with great flow for entertaining. Custom finishes with attention to detail stone covered/open terraces. Main with sunroom/informal dining overlooking course,vaulted great room/2 sided stone fp, beamed raised panel dining/fp, study/fp, kitchen has custom cabinets, Viking, SubZero,wet bar,lower level for billiards,wine bar,media

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Page 1: 17 Eastwood Road in Biltmore Forest, Asheville, NC - home for sale

17 Eastwood RoadBiltmore Forest Asheville, N C

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The Grace of Historic Living. The Consciousness of Life Today.Invite friends and family to join you in this rare English style home with tee to green views of the third hole at private Biltmore Forest Country Club. Enjoy the quality and charm of the past recreated with every modern convenience.

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Open & Casual LivingThis 7,500 square-foot open flowing floor plan features custom finishes with great attention to the detail and ambience, while preserving decorative elements of a Tudor revival home. The main floor adeptly blends formal and casual areas and offers exceptionally fine built-ins like the detailed book-case pictured on the left. Also, the areas enjoyed in daily living command a panoramic view of the third hole and pond. Outdoor terraces abound on two levels.

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The Classic Kitchen & Formal Dining RoomWith a mix of natural stone, wood and metal this kitchen awakens the type of relaxed gourmet fare that will define family traditions. The combination of natural wood and paneled cabinetry creates a sense of layering usually found only in historic homes. The formal dining space feature a warm wooden wainscoting on the wall.

The breakfast bar, pictured below, opens to the wet bar and sun room.

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The StudyDesigned with your comfort and well-being in mind the wood encased office space features a wood burning fireplace and built-in bookshelves. The warm patina of fine wood channels life in a quieter era.

The Terrace LevelWhat a inviting space for entertaining! The terrace level includes a billiards area by the fire-place, a wine room, a media room, a dance floor, an exercise room and a casual dining room pictured below.

Table with a viewAn informal dining area enhances the terrace level providing a great place to play cards, scrabble or dominos.

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The Master SuiteThe main floor master features two large walk-in closets and a granite accented bath with soaking tub, shower, separate his and hers vanities and a dressing area. Wake up to a to a park-like view of the golf course beyond.

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The Sleeping QuartersThe additional bedrooms each have their very own design personality creating individual and comfortable bedrooms. Their en suite baths allow for complete privacy. This living level also boasts an art studio, a reading/card room and an office.

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An original, uniquely desired, a town, a way of life. Born of Biltmore Estate land in 1923 the town is the embodiment of the ideals and concept espoused by George Vanderbilt’s widow Edith. It was she who backed the founding of the membership Biltmore Forest Country Club and with the help of advisors she created a town crisscrossed by serpen-tine streets through old growth forest.

It is here that residents enjoy so many amenities, parks, a bass pond, the town hall, a town government overseeing public works and their own quick response police force. Ultra low density of just over 600 homes on about 1500 acres provides the utmost in privacy while its location places it within minutes of Asheville’s finest amenities.

Within its boundaries are the highly ranked Pre K-12th grade Carolina Day School. The membership Biltmore Forest Country Club offers golf, tennis, an elaborate fitness facility with instructors, casual and fine dining and social activities.

Biltmore Village is less than 5 minutes away with fine dining, William Sonoma, Talbots, New Morning Gallery, Garden-ers Cottage, Joseph Banks, Chicos, J. Crew, Coldwater Creek , Ruth’s Chris Steak House, and a plethora of won-derful local restaurants and shops.

Vibrant downtown Asheville is 10 minutes away with its galleries, dining, and performing arts and fascinating Art Deco architecture. Nationally ranked Mission Hospitals is less than 8 minutes. The world renowned Grove Park Inn and Spa is 15 minutes. On its very borders are the Blue Ridge Parkway and the fabled Biltmore Estate as well as convenient I -40.

Travel to the entertainment and retail hub of south Ashe-ville in about 5 minutes where you will find the new shops of Town Square at Biltmore Park with REI and PF Changs, the Reuter YMCA and a host of others to be announced.

Looking for a barista? Two Starbucks are on its fringes. A 14-plex movie theater is within 5 minutes and the area is served by Ingles, Harris Teeter and Earth Fare grocery stores. Yet walk its roads and you could be in a forest with houses sprinkled here and there. In short it is a place of ultimate peace and tranquility with 21st century urban ac-cess within immediate reach. New urbanist access with low density privacy – rare indeed.

Biltmore Forest

North Carolina

How far is it to?• Asheville/Hendersonville Airport 15 minutes• 20 minutes• Skiing - Wolf Laurel 45 minutes• Rafting the French Broad River 15 minutes• Mountain biking the Arboretum 15 minutes

• Asheville Racquet Club (indoor/outdoor) 5 minutes

• Charlotte 2 hours• Atlanta 3 hours• Charleston/beaches 4 hours

A brief history of the membership Biltmore Forest Country Club

From the earliest days of the Roaring Twenties, Biltmore Forest Country Club has played a significant role in the distinguished social history of Asheville and the Carolinas. Its reputation extends to the premier country clubs of The South.

Mrs. Edith Vanderbilt, widow of George W. Vanderbilt, was instrumental in acquiring the land for the town of Biltmore Forest from the Biltmore Estate in 1920. Included was a site for a country club. She made plans with a group of leading citizens, including Junius G. Adams, Burnham S. Colburn, Thomas W. Raoul and William Knight, all of whom were Charter members.

Once the town was laid out and the first houses were under construction, Donald Ross was retained to design the golf course; Edward L. Palmer of Baltimore was given the architectural commission for the clubhouse and Chauncey D. Beadle of the Biltmore Estate was chosen as landscape architect.

Construction began the following year. Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt, the owner, advanced funds for furniture and equipment. An organizational meeting for the board of governors was held on June 8, 1922. The official open-ing ceremonies were held on the Fourth of July, 1922 as part of a gala celebration.

In the years between the world wars, Biltmore Forest Country Club’s magnificent setting and superb views attracted many world famous leaders such as Bobby Jones, Bill Tilden, General “Black Jack” Pershing, John D. Rockefeller, William Jennings Bryan, William Howard Taft, Calvin Coolidge, Queen Juliana of Holland, and New York Governor, Al Smith.

In 1940, the club executed a 10 year lease with the Biltmore Company at $10,000 per year, with the option to buy the club for $200,000. In 1948, the club exercised the option and issued $175,000 in 30 year 5% bonds to the Biltmore Company thereby becoming a member owned, private club.

The club has undergone many changes and renovations over the years with the most recent being a 2.5 mil-lion dollar restoration of the golf course and an 8.5 million dollar restoration of the clubhouse. Both projects had as their mission to restore the club’s facilities back to its original 1922 splendor.

Biltmore Forest Country Club continues to be a by-invitation, member owned, private club. It has achieved Platinum status placing it among the top 10% of all private clubs in North America. The staff and membership are proud to be part of Biltmore’s history and fine traditions.

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Property Features Property Features (continued)• Tudor Half-timber

• Architect: Michael Robinson

• Builder: McCarroll Construction

• Completed October, 1999

• 5673 Square Feet First & Second Levels

• 1898 Square Feet Lower Level

• 7571 Total Finished & Heated Square Feet

• 925 Square Feet Heated, Unfinished Area (Garages & Storage)

• Minimum 10’ Ceilings Main Level; 9’ Ceil-ings Second Level and Lower Level

• 10” Baseboards Main Level

• 5” Hardwood Flooring Main & Second Levels Except for One Bedroom

• 2” Solid Wood Doors Throughout; 8’ Doors/Openings Main Level

• Security system - Central Monitor

• Intercom throughout House

• Central Vacuum System with Hoses & Tools on Each Level

• Stereo Speakers Incorporated into Lower & Main Levels

• House Wired Extensively For Phone/Cable Jacks

• 3 Natural Gas Forced Air Furnaces with Humidifiers

• 3 Natural Gas Hot Water Heaters

• California Economizer with 4 Thermostats Main Level and Separate Thermostats in Each Bedroom & Music Alcove

• Electric Central Air Conditioning

• Pozzi Dual Pane Casement Windows

• 17 KW Natural Gas Back-up Generator - Powers

• Approximately 60% of House - Automatic On/Off

• Slate Roof

• Special “Foam Seal” Insulation Applied to All Exterior Walls before Normal Insula-tion Batts Were Installed

• 2x6 Wall Framing

• Real Stucco on Lathe with Coating for Improved Color & Waterproofing

• Circular Aggregate Drive Lined with Pav-ing Stones

• Irrigation System Entire Yard - Separate Water Meter

• 12 Volt Halogen Outdoor Lighting

Entrance Hall

• Living Room (23’6” x 24’):

• Two-story Vaulted, Tongue & Groove Washed Pine Ceiling with Wooden Beams

• Floor to Ceiling See-through Stone Fire-place - Wood Burning with Gas Logs

• Wood Wainscoting under Stairs to Sec-ond Floor

• Built-in Wall Cabinetry Designed (& Wired) for Stereo, Television, & Books

Dining Room (12’8” x 17’5”)

• Beamed Ceiling

• Wood burning Fireplace with vented Gas Logs

• Wooden Wainscoting on Fireplace Wall

Sunroom (13’4” x 39’9”)

• Sitting Area and Family Dining

• See-through Fireplace

• Circulating Hot Water Heat Under the Slate Floor

• Sliding Doors to Covered Porch

• Vaulted Tongue & Groove Washed Pine Ceiling with Timber Beams

• (Chandelier Excluded)

Kitchen

• Banner Custom Cabinetry

• Under-counter Lighting

• Wine Rack

• Breakfast Bar

• Corian & Granite Counters

• Custom Tile Backsplash

• 6-burner Viking Gas Stove (Griddle Can Be Converted to 2 Additional Burners)

• Warming Lamps

• Two Ovens

• Built-in Microwave

• Molded, Double Corner Sinks

• Bosch Stainless Dishwasher

• 48” Wide SubZero Refrigerator

• Wet bar with Separate Refrigerator & Icemaker

• Slate Floor

Main Level Laundry

• Laundry Chute from Second Level

• Laundry Sink

• Pet Shower/Drip Closet

• Built-in Ironing Board

• Storage Closet for Hampers, etc.

Powder Room

• Marble Counter/Designer Sink

• Tile floor

Study

• Fireplace - Wood Burning with Gas Logs

• Chocolate Wash on Tongue & Groove Pine Walls

• 10” Crown Moldings

• Banner Custom Bookcases, Aged Finish

Master Bedroom

• Main Level

• Wall of Aged Wainscoting with Concealed “Hers” Closet

• “His” Closet with Window

Master Bath

• Walk-in Shower with Two Heads

• Back-to-Back Vanities

• Large Soaking Tub

• Circulating Hot Water under Tile Floor

Second Level

• Large Bedroom with Study Area, Sepa-rate “Doll” Room/Play Area & Adjacent Bath

• Two Additional Guest Rooms with Adja-cent, Private Baths

• Music Alcove

• Small Office

• Studio/Art/Craft Room with Sink

• Built-in Linen Press

Lower Level

• Family Room with Separate Seating Ar-eas (Entertainment Center Excluded)

• Vanilla Wash on Pine Tongue & Groove Walls

• Stone Fireplace - Wood Burning with Gas Logs

• Wool Sisal Carpeting

• Hardwood Dance Floor with Mirrored Wall, Strobe Light,

• Black Light, Disco Ball

• Built-in Buffet & Table Area

• Wet Bar, Ice Maker, Refrigerator

• Wine Cellar

• Half Bath with Brunschwig Paper, Antique Sink Cabinet, Tile Floor

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Ann Skoglundcell: (828) [email protected]

Property Features (continued)Lower Level (continued)

• Exercise Room with Mirrored Wall & Ceil-ing TV Mount

• Storage Room with Built-in Shelving

• Workshop with Tile Floor, Built-in Book-cases, Cabinets, & Large Work Benches

Garages

• Side loading, 2-car Main Level; 2-car Lower Level

• Custom, Solid Wood Garage Doors

• Garage Door Openers Plus Key Pad En-try 6 Tightly Sealed Closets (3 Hanging; 3 with Shelves) in Main Level Garages

• Separate Heating Systems

Outside Areas

• Separate Service Entry with Covered Porch

• Covered Main Level Porch with Stone Floor (Off the Sunroom)

• Open Stone Patio with Weber Gas Grill Set in Stone Base

• Lower Level Stone Patio, Partially Cov-ered

• 1.26 Acre Lot

• Overlooks Pond & #3 Green, Biltmore Forest Golf Course

Taxes

• $20,354.00

Nearby Schools

• Estes/Valley Springs/Roberson (Public)

• Carolina Day (Private)