Gunston Hall (Biltmore Forest, North Carolina)

Gunston Hall in Biltmore Forest, North Carolina, is a significant example of Colonial Revival architecture within the planned community. While sharing the name of George Mason's historic plantation in Virginia, this Gunston Hall is a private residence constructed in the early 20th century. It is not directly related to the original Gunston Hall. The house exemplifies the architectural style prevalent in Biltmore Forest, often characterized by large proportions, symmetrical facades, and classical detailing. Information regarding the architect and specific construction date is limited but generally places it within the period of significant development within Biltmore Forest spurred by the Vanderbilt family and its associates. The property contributes to the historical character of the Biltmore Forest neighborhood.