115 Stuyvesant Road

Rare mid-century single-level masterpiece in Biltmore Forest. Designed by renowned architect Lawrence Traber in 1977 and exquisitely renovated in 2014. From the main entrance you are greeted by sweeping open spaces with tall ceilings that extend from the spacious gourmet kitchen, and the intimate dining area, revealing two distinct living areas, each with it's own wood burning fireplace. The home is drenched in soft sun-light from a wall of glass that flanks the entire back and opens to outdoor terraces. This home was designed with casual yet elegant spaces for relishing time together with friends and family. Inviting and intimate open spaces that inspire! Outside areas were designed to be maintenance free with large trees, evergreens, perennials, stone paths and parapets. It's coveted location borders Greenwood Park, and is a short walk to the Blue Ridge Parkway, the Mountain to Sea Trail and the expansive twenty five acre campus of Carolina Day School.