This house is beautiful and clean. Really amazing atmosphere with the screened in porch on the main living area. Perfect for a social visit or vacation to Nashville. Definitely an experience I’m glad we had. There were just a couple of things that kept this from being perfect.
The night before we arrived there was apparently a storm that knocked out the modem. That meant no television or internet for the whole week. Not great when I’m on a work trip and need to work at night. I spent a majority of my time at the conference hotel instead of staying at the house I paid for. The owner was good at communicating about the problem, but it was “the problem will be fixed on Tuesday” and then, “nevermind, the problem won’t be fixed until after you leave.” We also received a $100 discount which we appreciated, but wasn’t enough to make up for the inconvenience. If I thought we wouldn’t have the internet for the week, I wouldn’t have chosen to stay at the house.
The stairs. There are a lot of stairs. Not great for my older parents. As there was no television downstairs (not that they would’ve been able to watch it), the trip to the second floor was hard on them. And the trip was hard for all of us when we had to lug luggage up and down.
The location. It’s a transitioning area which I expected having lived in Nashville before. But it’s not as safe as I would like. Also, there was a lot of construction. I generally had to walk to the end of the street to catch an Uber because the construction folks were blocking the small street preventing access to the house.
Parking. An SUV, minivan does not fit comfortably in the garage. We literally had to park corner to corner to fit our Chrysler Pacifica in the garage and even then it was a tight fit. If you have a smaller car it would probably be fine.
Finally, the master bedroom upstairs has a small bathroom. The bunk room upstairs has a beautiful bathroom (double vanity) and closet. But the bedroom with the king(?) bed has a small closet and small bathroom. For make-up wearers, you have to close the door in order to have any room to move around.