Single Family Residence In Nashville

Some houses photograph well. This one lives well. 4807 Dakota is a 2022 Sylvan Park home designed around light, texture and the way you actually live, with a main-level primary suite and a detached studio that has to be seen in person. A white oak accent wall greets you at the door: warm wood, soft linen, nothing shouting. The dining room seats a crowd under floor-to-ceiling drapery, with a bar alcove tucked beside it. The great room gathers around a plaster fireplace and floating mantel flanked by built-ins, and a wall of sliding glass opens to the screened porch for coffee in the morning and the heater on at night. The kitchen is built to cook in: Fisher & Paykel appliances with a gas range, cabinetry to the ceiling, an oversized quartz island that seats four, a breakfast nook in its own bank of windows, a walk-in pantry and a drop zone by the garage door. The main-level primary is drenched in sage, with a fully renovated spa bath: freestanding soaking tub, zellige-style tile, glass shower with brass fixtures, double vanity, and a walk-in closet with its own washer and dryer. Upstairs, a two-story window wall floods the stair, and the bonus room is wrapped in custom paneling and deep green. Three vaulted bedrooms, one with its own bath, plus a flex room and a second full laundry room complete the level. Above the detached two-car garage, the studio is its own world: vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, limewash walls, white oak floors, built-in office and bookshelves, banquette, kitchenette, a full bath with a tiled walk-in shower, and a washer/dryer hookup in the garage below. Work from home, host guests, or just close the door. Outside: stamped concrete patio, WiFi-enabled irrigation, and a fully fenced lot, iron in front, with alley access to the garage. All this on a quiet street zoned for Sylvan Park Paideia, a few minutes’ walk to McCabe Park and the greenway, and to everything Sylvan Park has to offer, Answer included. Both washer/dryer sets convey.