Asheville is beginning to recover from Hurricane Helene. Here's how notable locations around the city are faring.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Around four days after Hurricane Helene swept through Asheville, business owners in the Biltmore Village area are working to rebuild. One business owner, Sam Souhaim, said he lost around $350,000 worth of merchandise swept away by the flooding. That number also doesn't include the cost of damage to the building.

Nearby Historic Biltmore Village, a walkable mixed-use community with shops, restaurants, and residences, has suffered catastrophic damage. Images show that much of the area was underwater, with downed trees, overturned vehicles, and impassable roads.

The Biltmore Village has suffered devastating flooding damage and Biltmore Estate, site of "A Biltmore Christmas," is closed.

The Biltmore Estate is assessing damage and will remain temporarily closed after devastating rain from Tropical Storm Helene caused catastrophic flooding in the Asheville area. What we know so far.

More than 200 people were reported rescued from flood waters in North Carolina following Helene’s torrential rains with more expected in the coming days. Water levels in the Biltmore Village of Asheville reached the first story of many buildings.