ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Biltmore on Thursday shared an update on how the estate, grounds and animals fared during Hurricane Helene.

The entrance to the Biltmore Estate, pictured on October 20, suffered extensive damage from Hurricane Helene. Angela Wilhelm/Asheville Citizen-Times/USA Today Network/Imagn Images.

Helene forced Biltmore to close for more than a month for only the third time in its history. Repairs continue after its Nov. 2 reopening. ... and the front entrance is open to guests.

Biltmore House. George Rose/Getty “The entrance to Biltmore, located in Biltmore Village, and other low-lying areas of the property, such as our farm, experienced significant flooding and damage ...

The trees lining the road leading to the gate were indeed iconic, as they’d been with us for more than a century. “The tulip ...

The entrance of the Biltmore Estate, seen here on Oct. 9, suffered severe damage during Hurricane Helene. (Melissa Sue Gerrits for The Washington Post) ...

The entrance to Biltmore and other low-lying areas, such as its farm, experienced significant wind, flooding, and building damage, the estate announced. IE 11 is not supported.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Biltmore Estate, coined "America's largest home," is welcoming visitors back for the holidays. The 19th century reopened in early November, after closing for more than a month ...

"The entrance to Biltmore and other low-lying areas of the property, such as our farm, experienced flooding and damage to buildings. We are assessing structures and roadways in these areas.

Biltmore shared photos of areas that were damaged, including the entrance to Biltmore, located in the flooded out Biltmore Village, and other low-lying areas of the property.

The entrance to the Biltmore Estate, pictured on October 20, suffered extensive damage from Hurricane Helene. Angela Wilhelm/Asheville Citizen-Times/USA Today Network/Imagn Images.