Southern Living

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  Step onto the porch of this East Nashville craftsman and feel the whole city slow down — golden hour is yours, and so is every inch of this house.
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  Pull up a chair, pour something cold, and watch the East Nashville evening from your private patio and fenced yard.
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  Sink into the sectional and throw open the French doors — the living room flows straight out to the deck, enough sofa for everyone to claim a corner.
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  Cook a real group dinner without bumping into anyone — the open kitchen runs into the living area so you never miss the conversation while you're at the stove.
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  You're 2 miles from downtown — close enough to hear the honky tonks calling, far enough to come home to quiet tree-lined streets you'll want to return to.
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  Walk in and drop your bags in front of the Nash wall — snap the photo, tag the moment, and let the rest of the trip unfold from here.
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  Start the morning with coffee on the deck before anyone else is up — the green privacy wall keeps the vibe intimate, and the bagels are inside waiting.
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  Claim your spot at the bistro table for a quiet hour before the group wakes up — the hedge wall blocks everything except the good parts of East Nashville.
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  Head to the alley, unload your bags, and step straight up to the deck — the garage is yours for the whole trip, and street parking is available if you need it.
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  Sit on the front porch and wave at the neighbors like you actually live here — the hanging baskets are full, the neighborhood is quiet, and Broadway is waiting.
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  Your craftsman, front to back — the white picket fence, the porch, and a pink Nashville sky that shows up right on schedule.
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  Step inside past the greenery wall and the glass-pane door — your front entrance is a whole mood before you even put your bags down.
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  Your group won't mince words either — five stars, just like Rachel R. — your group will too.
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  Step into neon, boots, and honky tonks — this is what you came to Nashville for, and it's under 3 miles from your front door.
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  Sink into the sectional for movie night, game night, or the mandatory post-Broadway debrief — glass doors crack open when the night cools down.
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  Find a chair in the living area when the group needs to split — good TV, good light, and seats enough that no one's fighting over the couch.
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  Your crew's up next — Samantha B. brought her whole group and gave it five stars — our home will not disappoint.
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  Pull up a chair at the island and cook a real group dinner — full stainless kitchen with enough counter space that five people can enjoy without negotiating territory.
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  Cook with every appliance you'd want, granite throughout, and a range hood that means you can actually cook inside without setting off the smoke alarm.
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  Step into a kitchen that looks good enough to photograph — grey shaker cabinets, gold hardware, stainless sink — and works hard enough to cook a real meal in.
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  Gather around the 10-seat table and let the Nashville trip become the story you tell for years — the dinners, the laughs, the group chats that start right here.
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  Set the scene in the wide dining room before the group even sits down — the gold bar cart is ready and the table seats everyone you brought.
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  Mix something up at the bar cart before dinner — the copper shaker, the ice bucket, and the cocktail books are all yours for the week.
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  You'll know exactly what you're walking into — five stars, unprompted, from guests who meant it.
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  Sink into the king bed and let the velvet throw do the rest — the 3 large windows and gallery frames make it feel more boutique than rental.
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  Your primary suite is all yours — plush comforter with throw blanket, navy headboard, and enough wall art to make it feel like you picked the place yourself.
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  Stretch out on the daybed when you need a quiet hour — reading corner, flex space, or a second wind before the next night out.
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  Wake up in the navy room and take your time — white upholstered bed, yellow pillows, and a point-of-view accent wall that earns every slow morning you give it.
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  Wake up in the queen room — wicker chair in the corner, hardwood-style tile floors, clean and exactly what a bedroom should be.
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  Sleep well in the dotted-wallpaper room — bold plum velvet throw blanket, quiet space, and the kind of rest that a full Nashville day earns you.
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  Sleep surrounded by soft velvet, yellow throw pillows, and a fiddle leaf fig — this bedroom has personality and a bed soft enough to make you forget your plans.
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  Wake up to bright walls, a blue bedspread, and a gold mirror — the kind of bedroom that makes you want to stay an extra hour before heading to Broadway.
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  See for yourself what Melissa D. couldn't stop raving about.
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  Claim the top bunk before anyone else — yellow pillows, guitar wall art, and a bunk room that's more fun than most hotels.
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  Step into the bunk room and let the kids sort it out — bold pillows, patterned wall, a guitar on the wall, and a room built for good trips.
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  Find white bedding, colorful throws, and a fiddle leaf in the corner — the bunk room is done right, and the kids will know it immediately.
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  Soak in the primary bath while the city winds down — soaking tub by the window, walk-in shower beside it, and the whole evening still ahead of you.
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  Step into the double-vanity suite — two round black mirrors, marble shower, and no one waiting their turn in the morning.
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  Start your day in the glass-enclosed shower with a wood vanity and granite counter — a bathroom that earns the spa comparison without overselling it.
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  Wake up to morning light through the tree-view window — the vanity is bright, the granite is clean, and getting ready stops feeling like a chore.
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  Find the powder bath right between the dining room and kitchen — granite vanity, matte black fixtures, fast and clean and exactly where you need it.
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  You'll understand why Chris H. called it out specifically — five stars across the board.
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  Walk into the wide foyer and let the full Nash wall come into view — staircase curving right, guitars mounted, and your Nashville story starting right here.
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  Pack lighter — the full-size washer and dryer are in the laundry closet, and the detergent is already on the shelf waiting for you.
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  Step up to the full living wall panel — lush green, guitar mounted, Nash lettered, and even better in person than in any photo.
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  Step closer to the front door — a striped black-and-white bow on a lush green wreath, because even the entrance has taste.
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  Get close to the Nash wall — the lettering, the guitars, and the greenery all earn their own photo.
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  Find the semi-hollow electric guitar mounted on the hedge wall — it's not just decor — it's the detail that tells you this house was built for Music City.
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  Create your own cheese board on arrival — gourmet cheese, crackers, herb spread, and fresh strawberries ready the moment you walk in.
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  Grab a stool and drop your toast in the four-slot stainless toaster — everything where it should be, and yes, it makes great toast.
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  Find the recipe book on its stand and cook something worth staying in for — the granite counter and snack bowl are waiting.
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  Pour your first cup from the stainless coffee maker — the Bongo French roast is already on the counter and the granite is yours to own.
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  Grab two mugs and your bagel and head to the deck before the group wakes up — the morning quiet is all yours.
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  Set a tray of glazed donuts on the outdoor glass-top table and call it breakfast — the morning is yours.
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  Your time is coming — Aaron B. left five stars and mentioned it specifically — now you know why.
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  Set the dining table with the gold succulent pots and wine glasses before everyone sits down — the oranges on the silver tray are already doing the work.
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  Start the evening with a Duckhorn Merlot, two glasses, and eucalyptus stems on the wicker tray — the dining table is the right place for it.
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  Pour the Veuve Clicquot before you even find the remote — flutes, champagne, and popcorn on the ottoman, because you earned it.
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  Find the white wicker headboard, mustard pillows, and navy throw already set — clean and styled without overdoing it.
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  Sit at the wicker vanity desk with the small cactus and ceramic vase — a detail that feels collected, and a quiet minute to yourself.
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  Find a San Pellegrino and a small pink succulent on a wicker tray on the bed — the welcome detail that says someone prepared this room just for you.
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  Set your Moscow mule mugs on the tray and end the night right — the host thought this one through, and it shows.
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  Pick your side of the bed — brown fringe pillows, patterned lumbar, and white ground already layered and ready for you.
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  Find the yellow tufted lumbar, green patterned pillow, and grey fur accent already arranged — the kind of bedding you rearrange once and then leave exactly as you found it.
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  Turn the woven pendant lamp on at night — soft glow against the dotted wallpaper, strong texture, and a bedside detail that rewards a second look.
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  Find your quiet corner — fiddle leaf fig, woven pendant lamp on brass stand, and a dotted accent wall that pulls the whole room together.
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  Set your book on the nightstand beside the woven pendant lamp and the small green plant — the herringbone wallpaper does the rest.
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  Sink into the soft purple velvet throw and let the layered throw pillows do their job — it's the kind of bed you don't want to leave.
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  Sit at the bistro table against the green hedge wall for a quiet coffee before the group wakes up — the small outdoor corner is worth knowing about.
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  Hang the five-panel vinyl record canvas in your memory — oversized, black and white, and the Music City nod that earns its wall space without trying too hard.
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  Find the purple orchid in the wicker basket — someone placed it exactly there, and it's the kind of decor that rewards a second look.
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  Leave your perfume and beaded bracelets on the marble bathroom tray — the detail that makes a rental feel like someone actually lives here.
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  Set your hand soap back in its spot beside the small green plant — the lavender dispenser on the marble counter is the detail that tells you no corner was overlooked.
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  Your group is up next — five stars from a Nashville guest who knows the difference.
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  Grab an Uber to Broadway in 9-11 minutes — your nights out are already accounted for.
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  Stay connected on 564 Mbps download and 645 Mbps upload — stream, work, or video call without waiting.
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  Get your Nashville guidebook on arrival — local picks, insider tips, and everything you need to make it feel like a real local trip.
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  Check in with the smart lock, drop your bags, and find the WiFi, coffee, concierge tips, and fresh linens already waiting.
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  Pick this one over the rest — outdoor space, East Nashville neighborhood, deep amenity list, and a host who has been at it for nine years.
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  Let the Superhosts handle it — nine years hosting, 100% response rate, and a full commitment to making your Nashville trip work.
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  Bring the whole family — pack 'n play, baby bath, monitor, high chair, and outlet covers are already here so you can pack lighter.
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  Stay somewhere that feels like East Nashville actually looks — craftsman home, fenced yard, and a host who knows the city.
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  Scan your Nashville digital guidebook before you even land — everything you need to know about the city, ready when you are.
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  Short-term rental permits are required in Nashville. If your host doesn't have a permit on display, you risk having your stay cancelled by the Nashville codes office. Nashville does it right, and you're two miles from the best seat in the house.

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Daily Rate:$114 – $886 per night