441 Rivermont Dr Clarksville, TN 37043
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About this home
Nashville Chic in the Heart of Clarksville! On 1.6 acres backing up to the Red River, this home offers the rare feeling of retreat while still being in the heart of Clarksville. Picture yourself starting the day with a cup of coffee as the sunrise stretches across the backyard, casting light over the pool and waterfall fountain. As the day winds down, golden hour glows across the property before the sun sets in a show of warm Tennessee color—turning every morning and evening into a moment worth savoring. Inside, the home is just as impressive. A massive living room provides space for multiple uses—an inviting lounge, a dining area, and even a home office. The brick-inlaid, turret-style spiral staircase is a centerpiece feature, leading to the finished basement with a tornado shelter and oversized two-car garage. The kitchen is both functional and beautiful, with custom cabinetry, upgraded granite countertops, and a huge island that’s perfect for cooking or entertaining. An eat-in nook sits just off the kitchen, along with a formal dining room currently used as a home gym. One wing of the home is designed for flexibility—ideal for a mother-in-law suite, Airbnb rental, or private guest retreat. It includes a mini bar, a full bath, and an oversized bedroom/living area with its own built-in bar, plus another bedroom. On the opposite side of the home, two additional bedrooms await—one of which has been transformed into a giant walk-in closet, with the option to convert it back if desired. The outdoor living spaces truly complete the experience. A sparkling in-ground pool with rock fountain, hot tub, covered patio, and firepit area make this property as much about lifestyle as it is about square footage. This is not just a home—it’s where space, comfort, and everyday beauty come together.
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