Located in the up-and-coming Wedgewood-Houston district, this home — nestled at the bottom of the hill at the entrance of Pillow Street — is an entertainer’s dream. Custom elements and modern design bring a unique charm to the house, while a functional layout offers a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. During the day, natural light streams in through steel-framed windows. At night, the Nashville skyline is visible from two different vantage points in the home — the second-floor primary bedroom and the third-floor rooftop deck.

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Entering the home, visitors are greeted by a cheery, natural-light-filled room — ideal for use as an office or library — and a modern staircase leading to the main level of the house. Upstairs offers ample entertaining space fit for gathering friends and family. A collapsible door opens to reveal an intimate outdoor area, bringing nature in and offering ease of flow for larger events. With Geodis Park just a 25-minute walk away, soccer fans will enjoy hosting pre- and post-game events. 

The kitchen, outfitted with state-of-the-art appliances, includes a mini-wine fridge and extensive shelving. The white-and-gray island is an inviting spot for cozy breakfasts and family dinners.

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With four bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two half baths, this home offers space for a growing family or extended visits from friends. The detached garage offers an in-law suite for long-term guests. The primary bathroom includes a full dual-head shower and a spa-like freestanding soaking tub.

For those looking for outdoor space that feels both elevated and exclusive, the home features a rooftop deck — with gas hookups for an outdoor grill — perfect for enjoying views of the Nashville skyline. This luxurious feature sets the home apart, offering a cosmopolitan experience in one of Nashville’s trendiest emerging neighborhoods.