Towering above the landscapes of Asheville, North Carolina, the Biltmore Estate holds the title of the largest privately owned home in America. Built by George Washington Vanderbilt II in the late ...

George Vanderbilt's Biltmore House was among many Western North Carolina locations hit hard by the Sept. 27 storm, which caused devastating flooding and left 102 people dead. Neighborhoods ...

The estate confirmed that Biltmore House “received minimal or no damage" from Hurricane Helene in a statement on Thursday, Oct. 3 Natalia Senanayake is an Editorial Assistant, Lifestyle at PEOPLE.

Luckily, some areas of the estate spared significant damage, including the Biltmore House, Conservatory, winery, gardens and the hotels - all of which were all mostly unaffected by Helene.

The estate’s popular Christmas at Biltmore experience will debut for the season when the property reopens and run through January 5. The grand house, completed in 1895, wasn’t damaged in the ...

While the Biltmore House itself, along with the conservatory, winery and hotels, “received minimal or no damage from the storm,” other areas of the estate were not as fortunate. “In forested ...

From the grandeur of Biltmore House and its original collections of art and furnishings to the spectacular beauty of the estate’s gardens and grounds – plus close proximity to Asheville and ...

In some good news, Biltmore House, the conservatory, the winery, the gardens and hotels had little to no damage from the storm. Biltmore shared photos of areas that were damaged, including the ...