Four girlfriends and I had the pleasure of staying at 926 Kirkwood Avenue, aka the “Stunning Blue Door Bungalow”, in Nashville’s 12-Street District. To say we were overjoyed at the accommodations (and location) is a huge understatement. Our group is one that gets together, usually once annually, to catch up and enjoy each other's company with lots of laughs. To have the multiple, comfortable 'gathering places' at 926 Kirkwood was perfect for us - the front sitting room (with great lighting and a fireplace, if the weather was chilly), the 'TV room' for night caps and a late-night song/dance fests and the front and side porches to enjoy the weather and the beautiful green trees/lawn. The yard is fenced in and spacious for children to play outside. The outdoor, side patio is great for outdoor BBQ. The sleeping accommodations were plentiful and had everything you could need - ceiling fans, blackout drapes, floor fans (for white noise), ironing boards, etc. Three full baths, with no hot water shortages, were fantastic for all of us to get 'ready' when we went out in the evenings. The surrounding area - 12th Street - was so convenient and had wonderful food/drink options and cute boutique shopping (Draper James – Reese Witherspoon’s famous shop) and just a little further (1.5 miles) was the Belmont Avenue area - great walk, beautiful homes and coffee shops/restaurants right on Belmont's campus. Some places we went and recommend: Burger Up Flipside Bar Taco - fabulous margaritas Edley’s BBQ Frothy Monkey – great, eclectic/hip coffee & bfast Taqueria Del Sol - great queso and guac Proper Bagel - Belmont coffee and wonderful bagel & cream cheese options as well as bfast specialties In addition to the 'strip' of shops and restaurants on 12th, the cottage is very close to a park, bike rentals, etc. and the grocery store (and liquor store) is walkable. We used Uber consistently (all were great) to get to other wonderful areas in Nashville - Germantown (recommend Butchertown Hall restaurant and drinks at 5th & Taylor on their patio); downtown - Broadway where you can walk to multiple establishments with live music of every variety, with no cover charge - to include Acme Feed & Seed, Nudies Honky Tonk, Honky Tonk Central; The Gulch (The Station Inn with local Honky Tonk and The Basement, were recommended for live music, but we missed great performances – it would be wise to look at the Bands performing prior to going) and Midtown where Adele's Restaurant was located. Another close fun and trendy area is Edge Hill where you will find boutiques, restaurants and bars – specifically, Old Glory, which you will have to search a bit to find as there is no signage (in a cool speakeasy fashion); great “house cocktails” and atmosphere. And for the brave at heart (grin), we even found an awesome karaoke bar, in a rural/industrial area, called Santa's Pub! I had the opportunity to stay an additional day and had an amazing...