972 Malquin Dr Nashville, TN 37216
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About this home
Classic Character Meets Modern Comfort in this 1950s Inglewood gem! Tuck away on a large corner lot AND has an unbeatable location! The vibrant energy of East Nashville is nearby with its swanky bars, first-class eats, coffee shops, music shops, & antique stores. Park strolls more your thing? Check out South Inglewood Park or The Shelby Bottoms Greenway! This community truly has something for everyone. Inside, the home perfectly blends thoughtful updates like hardwood floors & fresh paint throughout with timeless touches like the solid wood doors, original plaster walls, & wall phone nook. Beyond the spacious living room, you'll find a formal dining room accented by a beautiful window, and through the kitchen is a large den with built-in bookcase—offering true versatility for a home office or cozy media space. The kitchen is a delightful nod to the past, with its freshly painted classic cabinets & stylish vinyl flooring, complemented by a nostalgic vintage oven. The refrigerator, washer, & dryer are all included, making this home truly move-in ready! The updated bathroom is equally stylish with black octagon tile floor, a subway-tiled shower, & sleek vanity. Enjoy peace of mind with big recent improvements like an updated HVAC system, 4-year-old roof, new vapor barrier, & updated windows, (plus the w/d lines were relocated inside from the garage). You're going to love the added bonus of the TWO detached garages, (one w/a workshop ready to be renewed) & separate metal shed! This space is endless opportunity waiting to happen! Imagine a dedicated art studio, maker’s space, home gym, or even exploring some income-producing potential. The stone-front exterior & color palette add great curb appeal & the partially fenced yard & large covered patio add privacy - perfect for entertaining. This delightful home is truly a unique opportunity—Don’t just buy a house; buy a lifestyle full of character, convenience, & potential! Look for open house times!
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