Kenilworth Road and Chiles Avenue, Kenilworth, Asheville, NC
Built in 1925, this Prairie-style house features a red brick exterior, a side wing with stucco spandrels between the first and second floors, decorative wooden casement windows reminiscent of the art glass windows of Frank Lloyd Wright, with chevron-shaped mullion patterns, a hipped roof with wide overhanging eaves, a terrace wrapping around the front of the house, and a corner porch with brick piers. The house is one of the most distinctive architecturally in the historic Kenilworth neighborhood, but surprisingly little information as to its origins is easily available.
Kenilworth Road and Chiles Avenue, Kenilworth, Asheville, NC
Built in 1925, this Prairie-style house features a red brick exterior, a side wing with stucco spandrels between the first and second floors, decorative wooden casement windows reminiscent of the art glass windows of Frank Lloyd Wright, with chevron-shaped mullion patterns, a hipped roof with wide overhanging eaves, a terrace wrapping around the front of the house, and a corner porch with brick piers. The house is one of the most distinctive architecturally in the historic Kenilworth neighborhood, but surprisingly little information as to its origins is easily available.