1703 Greenwood AveNashville, TN 37206
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$7,277Welcome to Eastwood Manor—an unparalleled landmark estate standing as the oldest home in East Nashville’s coveted Eastwood neighborhood. Built post-Civil War in 1866 and privately tucked away on nearly an acre of gated, park-like grounds, this historic residence offers a rare sense of seclusion on a corner lot in the heart of the city. Over the course of 160 years, only a select few stewards have enjoyed the privilege of calling this remarkable property home, carefully preserving its singular architectural integrity. A grand entrance introduces the formal living and dining areas, boasting awe-inspiring 12-foot coffered ceilings and thoughtfully curated design elements. Original 1.25-inch hardwood floors, authentic period doors, decorative crown molding, and functional flanking gas fireplaces showcase the masterful 19th-century craftsmanship defining the interior. While honoring its storied past, the estate enjoys meticulous modern updates throughout. The primary bedroom is enhanced with a custom walnut wall unit featuring a built-in bed, custom closets, drawers, shelving and bedside nooks complete with outlets and vintage sconces. An extensive laundry room renovation includes custom cabinetry, walnut countertops, walnut washer and dryer surround, open shelving, and a drop-in sink. Significant infrastructure improvements include a recent roof replacement, updated HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems, radon mitigation, crawlspace encapsulation completed in 2020, a commercial-grade basement dehumidification system, and newer appliances. Outside, towering old-growth trees cast a lush canopy over the expansive lawn, creating a serene oasis. Enjoy a level of privacy seldom found in such a vibrant, walkable community, just steps from local cafés, boutiques, artisan ice cream shops, and Nashville's most celebrated culinary hotspots. More than a residence, Eastwood Manor is a historic treasure—a once-in-a-generation opportunity to claim your own piece of Nashville history.
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