3109 Stokers Ln Nashville, TN 37218
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Location, Land & Lifestyle – Rare Nashville Estate Opportunity! LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Whether you're a builder looking for developable land or a homebuyer dreaming of a spacious estate in the heart of Nashville, this property checks every box. Nestled on 1.01 acres of prime, buildable land, this all-brick estate offers the rare combination of country-style living with city convenience and best of all, no HOA. Situated just minutes from downtown Nashville, Germantown, The Nations, Farmer’s Market, Opryland, and major interstates, the home’s location is second to none. The area is rapidly developing, with several new projects underway, making this property not just a home, but a smart investment in one of the city's most vibrant growth corridors.The home itself is designed for comfort and flexibility. It features four spacious bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, a dedicated home office, and a versatile flex room perfect for a gym, hobby space, or guest area. The open-concept living area and kitchen create a welcoming and modern atmosphere, ideal for everyday living and entertaining. A sizeable media room provides the perfect space for movie nights, gaming, or hosting friends and family.Thoughtful touches like oversized closets, a full laundry room, and plenty of storage make daily life more convenient. Outdoor spaces include a charming covered front porch and an expansive back patio with a built-in fireplace great for relaxing or entertaining in your private backyard. A three-car detached garage and an extended driveway offer ample parking for vehicles, guests, or recreational equipment.This neighborhood provides easy access to essential amenities including a local grocery store, community center, park, scenic walking trail, and public library blending peaceful living with urban convenience. ZONED R10, property offers excellent development potential. Buyers may have the opportunity to subdivide and build multiple homes.
Source: REALTRACS #2890820
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