Wow! Welcome to North Carolina’s most expensive old house listing! The house was built in 1923. It is located on 4.44 acres in Asheville, North Carolina. The house was designed by Richard Sharp Smith for Burnham S. Colburn. He was a banker, bridge builder and developer. The property features a greenhouse, carriage house with guest quarters, amazing landscaping and a pool. The home is situated in Biltmore Forest. Ten bedrooms, nine bathrooms and 13,588 square feet. $7,500,000
From the Zillow listing:
Step into a marvel of architectural excellence and enduring grace, envisioned by the renowned architect Richard Sharp Smith for Burnham S. Colburn in the esteemed enclave of Biltmore Forest. Reimagined by Robert Griffin in the early 2000s, this English country Manor rests gracefully on 4.4 acres. As you approach, the estate commands attention with its poised presence amidst manicured lawns, seasonal gardens, serene water features, and panoramic views of the private golf course. Inside the 7BR/5.2BA residence, an open floor plan seamlessly connects the living spaces, fostering an inviting environment for gatherings and relaxation. The timeless elegance of the home is enhanced by the finest materials and craftsmanship, exemplifying meticulous attention to detail. Entertain with finesse in the lower-level kitchen and grilling area, complemented by a resort-style pool and expansive terrace.The property is replete with amenities,including a greenhouse, stables, and a 3BR/2BA carriage house.
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