Résidence Unifamiliale À Nashville

A rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved 1930 bungalow on one of Lockeland Springs’ most beloved streets. This quintessential East Nashville home retains the original charm, craftsmanship, and architectural details that make historic bungalows so enduringly sought after—including original heart pine floors, doors, hardware, and other details that have become increasingly difficult to find in a neighborhood where many historic homes have been extensively renovated. Here, the character has not been recreated; it’s been well preserved. Retaining its original floor plan, the home offers the best of both worlds: an inviting, open flow through the front of the house, perfectly suited to entertaining and balanced by the intimate, tucked-away rooms characteristic of a classic bungalow. A spacious dual front living area with a vaulted ceiling flows naturally into the bright, welcoming dining room, while the kitchen, baths, and bedrooms are privately situated beyond. The gorgeous, distinctive primary suite occupies the rear of the home, just past the kitchen. A flexible third bedroom can serve as a guest room, nursery, office, or library with direct access to the laundry room. Both bathrooms and the kitchen retain an abundance of 1930s character, with original-era details including charming tilework, a clawfoot tub, and period-appropriate light fixtures. Outside, a large two-car garage with alley access provides highly coveted off-street parking. Updates/upgrades include: new PEX plumbing throughout; garage roof and exterior paint (2020); water heater replaced in 2023; HVAC replaced in 2018 and regularly serviced thereafter. Landscaping and a full interior paint project completed Aug 2026. For the buyer who appreciates historic architecture, original craftsmanship, and the unmistakable character of Lockeland Springs, this is a special find: a home whose history and personality remain intact, while offering plenty of opportunity to make it your own.