Magnificent 1922 Spanish Colonial Revival Chiles Estate looks ancient, doesn’t it? It’s in Asheville, North Carolina, has 5bd 4ba $2.495M.
Isn’t this open entrance fabulous? Look at how the walls appear to be crumbling. This was the vision of prominent Asheville architect Ronald Greene and is known as Asheville’s *second* most famous home.
I’ve never seen columns set right into stairs. Isn’t that unusual? And, I also like the shelving in the stairs- good use of space.
Very large sitting room- look how nice the windows open. Love that tile fireplace.
Beautiful library. Look at the up-lighting in the dental molding around the room and the way the ceiling curves.
Details like this cool original door knob.
Isn’t the dining room beautiful? Love the blue ceiling and how it opens to the
Love the kitchen remodel. I don’t know why, but I really like dark cabinets. This kitchen has an updated Spanish Colonial look. Very nice.
Striking blue subway tile bath.
Spacious main bd.
This is a stunning en-suite- black tile and white fixtures. Look at the vintage sunken tub.
Beautiful walk-in closet/dressing room.
This is set up as a sitting room, but it’s really a bd b/c it has an en-suite.
Loving the rose tile and vintage tub.
And, this is one of the other bedrooms set up as a home office.
Lovely big terraces- one open an one covered.
Patio behind the house.
Look at the dining room from the patio, and notice the covered outdoor walkway above.
Looking down into the courtyard from above.
What a cute building.
And, look what’s inside- a bar and entertaining space.
This is so cool.
And, check out the gardens. What an amazing place to get away and be alone.
A stunning .37 acre property.
And look at this, it even has a park.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/21-Chiles-Ave-Asheville-NC-28803/5613975_zpid/
