Biltmore Square Main Living Areas
Budget guide
pricing
luxury
kitchen remodel
DISTINCTIVE
Small/Medium: 95k – 110k
Entry level fixtures, cabinets and finishes. Often referred to as remove and replace. All wall, fixture and appliance locations remain.
Small/Medium: 100k+
Large: 165k – 225k+
Upgraded fixtures, finishes and cabinets – such as full overlay doors, full extension and soft close drawers. Entry level quartz or granite countertops with decorative backsplash.
ELITE
Medium: 185k+
Large: 225k+
Higher-end fixtures, cabinetry, flooring and countertops. This may include moving and reframing of walls to create a more efficient space.
Design, labor, materials, flooring, countertops and fixtures are included in the ranges shown above. APPLIANCES ARE NOT INCLUDED.
luxury
BATHROOM REMODEL
DISTINCTIVE
Hall Bath: 65k – 85k
Master Bath: 85k – 95k
Entry level fixtures, cabinets and finishes. Often referred to as remove and replace. May just be a tub to shower conversion.
Hall Bath: 90k – 110k
Master Bath: 100k – 120k+
Upgraded fixtures, finishes and cabinets – such as full overlay doors, full extension and soft close drawers. Entry level quartz or granite countertops. May also include walk-in shower with porcelain/ceramic tile.
ELITE
Hall Bath: 100k+
Master Bath: 125k+
Higher-end fixtures, cabinetry, flooring, countertops, glass and tile. May include higher end tile on shower walls and floor. This may also include moving of walls and fixtures to create a more efficient space.
Design, labor, materials, flooring, countertops and fixtures are included in the ranges shown above.
luxury
WHOLE HOUSE & ADDITIONS remodel
dry
$500+ per sf
Dry spaces in a home, such as bedrooms, living rooms, and offices, generally cost less per square foot than wet spaces because they don’t require plumbing, waterproofing, or moisture-resistant materials. Construction in these areas typically involves simpler installations like flooring, drywall, and electrical outlets without the need for water-intensive features. This simplicity in materials and labor makes dry spaces more budget-friendly for building and remodeling compared to moisture-prone areas like bathrooms or kitchens.
wet
$670+ per sf
Wet spaces like bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms typically cost more per square foot due to their need for plumbing, waterproofing, and moisture-resistant materials. These areas require specialized fixtures and finishes to handle water and humidity, along with proper ventilation to prevent mold. The added complexity in construction and materials makes these spaces more expensive to build or remodel compared to dry areas like bedrooms or living rooms.
Zoning, non-compliant existing structures / additions & natural areas of open space (NAOS) can impact these square foot costs significantly.
To see another source for setting budget expectations click the link:
Remodeling Magazine’s Cost vs. Value Report