Une Élégance Tudor Intemporelle Dans Le Célèbre Parc Cherokee

With stately old-world grandeur, 225 Mockingbird Road is the ever-cherished jewel of Cherokee Park.

This historical Tudor originally built in 1935 has been tastefully restored to properly showcase her beauty and charm.

The intentionally protected facade boasts the romantic, quintessential style of architecture Tudor homes are known to feature.

Once inside, the effortless flow from the sunroom to the living room and to the vaulted kitchen sets the tone: soaring ceilings, stucco fireplace and an abundance of natural light pours through each room.

The kitchen is adorned in Rembrandt quartz, providing the perfect blend of sophistication and classic color palette. Jenn-Air appliance package, sconces and arched quartz window surround are just a few details sure to wow.

Covered back deck centers around the second stucco fireplace and overlooks the expansive yard with plenty of room for a pool.

Downstairs Primary suite with soaking tub, walk-in closet and access to the back deck to let the pups out in the mornings. Formal Office is also on the main floor.

Upstairs offers second primary suite, two bedrooms with shared bathroom + second office overlooking the front yard.

Fully finished basement is ready to host football watch parties, game night + supper club. Fifth bedroom with full bathroom is also located on the lower level.

Oversized two-car garage with 800 sq ft of unfinished space above offers a blank canvas for the future homeowner.

Cherokee Park was founded in 1928, becoming Nashville’s very first suburban subdivision when streetcars and automobiles first made it possible to live outside downtown.

Nearly a century later, the neighborhood’s roughly 300 homes offer a mix of Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival and stone cottages which still carry that original character.