
Legacy New Construction
Designing and building significant estates that feature authentic materials like slate roofing, hand-tumbled brick, and intricate limestone carvings.

Biltmore Forest is one of the most distinguished and architecturally significant enclaves in the United States. Conceived in the 1920s as a "planned residential community" adjacent to the Biltmore Estate, it demands a level of sophistication and historical reverence that few builders can provide. At Herrington Homes, we treat every project in Biltmore Forest as a contribution to the town's storied heritage.

Building or renovating in Biltmore Forest requires more than just high-end craftsmanship; it requires an intimate knowledge of the Biltmore Forest Zoning and Planning requirements. The town’s commitment to preserving its park-like setting means that every design must respect established setbacks, tree canopies, and architectural harmony.
As an Unlimited Building Contractor, Nick Cioce is uniquely qualified to shepherd complex projects through the town's rigorous review process. Whether you are building a new Modern Farmhouse manor on a wooded lot or modernizing a historic Tudor estate near the Biltmore Forest Country Club, we ensure your home honors the town’s original 1920s vision while functioning with 21st-century intelligence.

We offer a white-glove design-build experience tailored to the expectations of Biltmore Forest residents:

Designing and building significant estates that feature authentic materials like slate roofing, hand-tumbled brick, and intricate limestone carvings.

We are specialists in invisible modernization. We update structural, mechanical, and Smart Home systems within historic frames, ensuring the home’s original character remains untouched.

Crafting homes that mirror the "Manor" aesthetic common in the neighborhood, focusing on balanced symmetry and grand-scale entertaining spaces.

Designing walled gardens, formal stone terraces, and outdoor culinary suites that blend seamlessly with the mature hardwood forests surrounding the property.

Working with accomplished interior designers, we source rare finishes and custom millwork to create spaces that feel both opulent and intimately comfortable.
Discretion and Detail
In Biltmore Forest, a home is a legacy. Nick Cioce operates with a relationship-first mindset, providing a level of personal service that matches the exclusivity of the neighborhood. We act as your single point of accountability, managing a hand-selected team of artisans, from master masons to specialty finish carpenters, who understand the high stakes of estate-level construction.
We prioritize Smart Home Integration that is felt but not seen. From automated lighting scenes that highlight your art collection to enterprise-grade security and climate control, we ensure your estate is as technologically advanced as it is architecturally timeless.

Biltmore Forest is defined by its canopy. Our building process emphasizes Low-Impact Luxury:
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We work closely with arborists to ensure that your build site is managed with the utmost care for the town's signature oaks and pines.
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Using superior insulation methods and high-performance glazing, we create interiors that are pin-drop quiet, regardless of your proximity to the club or town center.
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We don't just build big; we build with a focus on scale. We ensure that the massing of your home feels appropriate for its specific lot and neighborhood context.
Whether you are the next steward of a historic property or are breaking ground on a new architectural landmark, trust a builder who understands the unique soul of Biltmore Forest.
Call or Text Herrington Homes at (828) 712-3616 to schedule a private estate consultation.
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