5169 Eatons Creek Rd Nashville, TN 37218
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About this home
BIG price change and lender incentive offered! Make this your dream property or a family compound. A truly unique property - sprawling across nearly 23 lush acres - just around the corner from Beaman Park and 15 minutes from downtown Nashville. At the center of the property stands a 1920s farmhouse ready for someone excited to do the work to make it their own. This home offers a unique opportunity for the right buyer - it provides a solid foundation and plenty of potential to create the space you’ve always envisioned. The primary bedroom features an ensuite with a separate shower and a clawfoot tub. A second full bathroom and an additional bedroom—currently styled as a dressing room—are also on the main level. Enjoy the cozy den and large windows in the open-concept living area - which flows seamlessly into a thoughtfully designed kitchen. Gorgeous double glass doors open from the kitchen to reveal a stunning backyard oasis. Step outside and discover the magic of this property: complete with charming walking bridges. A stone path leads from the new back porch to a large picnic pavilion with storage—ideal for gatherings or quiet moments in nature. Explore the barn, and open fields that stretch out in every direction, offering endless opportunities for gardening, farming, or just enjoying the wide-open space. A large fenced dog run offers plenty of space for dogs of any kind to run around and enjoy nature. With the ability to subdivide you can build up to four additional homes, this property is not only a private paradise but an incredible opportunity. Its lush scenery and timeless charm have made it the backdrop for multiple music videos—proof of its undeniable appeal and storybook setting. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful escape, a creative sanctuary, or a multi-use property with development potential, this rare offering delivers it all. Come experience the magic for yourself! Home will need TLC and is being sold as-is. Sellers to make no repairs.
Source: REALTRACS #3002325
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