$588,000
4 Beds | 2/1 Baths
SqFt: 2,635 Sq Ft | Acres: 0.52
Subdivision: Dabbs & Elliott
Perfect blend of a California ultra-modern home with a beautiful farmhouse twist!Large Master on main w/ sitting area and luxurious RENOVATED bathroom featuring double walk-through shower w/ spa jets. Renovated stone wall with ventless cozy modern fireplace in the family room. Fully fenced backyard w/ multiple entertaining areas, pool w/ custom deck, fire pit, parking pad for boat/camper. Walking distance to Old Hickory Lake & Turtle Bay Marina! 25 minutes to downtown Nashville! PERFECT LOCATION
Directions: 40 East Take Exit 221A / The Hermitage Continue straight onto Old Hickory Blvd Turn right onto Lakeshore Drive Continue on Lakeshore Drive for 0.7 miles, house on left
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