Coopérative Par Actions À Nashville

This detached 3-bed, 2.5-bath home offers 2,156 sq ft of light-filled living in one of South Nashville’s fastest-growing pockets. The entire main level is one open space where the kitchen, dining area and living room flow together, perfect for entertaining. The kitchen has white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, a gas range with a stainless chimney hood, a glass subway-tile backsplash and a long island with seating and pendant lights. The step-down living room has exposed wood beams, a gas fireplace and a full-glass door out to the backyard. Wide-plank hardwood floors run throughout, and the living room and bedrooms have custom window treatments: woven wood shades with light-blocking liners downstairs and tailored gray fabric blinds upstairs. Upstairs, the primary suite has a vaulted ceiling, a walk-in closet with built-in shelving, a double vanity and a frameless glass walk-in shower with a built-in bench. Two more bedrooms share a full bath with a double vanity. Laundry is on the bedroom level, and there’s a powder room on the main floor. The backyard is what sets this home apart. Step out onto the 11x13 deck, then head down to a 13-foot circular paver patio, made for outdoor dining or a fire pit on cool nights. From there, a fully fenced lawn stretches roughly 175 feet to the rear property line. It’s 25 feet wide, with over 4,000 sq ft of private outdoor space and three gates. At the far end sits the showpiece: a 12x15 covered pavilion with a wet bar and full-size sink, a row of cabinets along the TV wall and a water line ready for an outdoor fridge. It also has a ceiling fan with lights, outlets and its own electrical breaker. Decking extends from the pavilion along one side and wraps around behind it into a full-width lounge deck about 12 feet deep, lit at night by commercial-grade fence-mounted lights. With all that distance from the house and thick, mature trees on two sides, it feels like a private retreat in the woods in the middle of the city.