Some opportunities show up quietly. This is one of them. 222 Albion is a reimagined 70s split-level sitting on a corner lot in one of Nashville's fastest-moving neighborhoods — and it's hitting the market at the same price it was purchased for. Not because anything is wrong with it. The seller's circumstances are personal, and this property has nothing to do with the decision. This is a top-to-bottom renovation that was already gorgeous before my client got her hands on it. Cedar accents, rich oak hardwoods, earthy sage cabinetry, sleek quartz countertops, and a layout that flows better than most. My client further improved the property by addressing the nominal items that came up on our inspection report. Natural light moves through every level. Four bedrooms, three full baths, and a split-level design that gives everyone their own space without the house ever feeling disconnected. The corner lot checks a box a lot of buyers have been waiting for — DADU overlay is in place, meaning there's a real path to adding a second structure and building long-term value into the land itself. Right now, the home is tenant-occupied through December — three tenants, each paying $900/month. That's $2,700 coming in monthly while you plan your next move, whether that's a personal residence, a long-term hold, or something in between. Location is the kind that doesn't need much explanation. Close to the city, easy access to everything, and sitting in a corridor that Nashville keeps investing in. Under $500K with this much going for it doesn't stay available long. Come see it. The numbers make sense, the location makes sense, and the timing — for a buyer ready to move — is about as good as it gets. FIRST SHOWINGS: OPEN HOUSE on 9/5 and 9/6 from 2pm to 4pm.
Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty.
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