The right address doesn't just tell people where you live - it tells them how you live. Brand new construction in East Nashville's most lived-in, loved-on corridor, this 2,400 square foot home offers three bedrooms, three full baths, a conditioned garage featuring a wet bar (perfect for an escape, creative space, or that hobby you've been meaning to explore) and a sunroom that earns its keep from the first cup of coffee to the last light of the afternoon — this is the kind of home that makes the everyday feel considered. Mornings here have a rhythm. Coffee from Surefire, golden light through the sunroom glass, nowhere you have to be too fast. Afternoons pull you out — buckwheat galettes and seasonal lattes at The Yellow Table Café, a French-inspired hideaway on Chapel Ave that feels like someone transplanted a Parisian side street into East Nashville. A long loop through Shelby Bottoms where the Cumberland bends and the city feels far away. Evenings land somewhere between Café Roze's polished-but-never-precious seasonal menu on Porter Road and the warm, unpretentious pull of Martha My Dear's curated cocktail list just up Gallatin. And when dessert calls, Cone•cept — the neighborhood's newest soft serve spot, also on Chapel — is exactly the kind of ending a perfect night deserves. The fenced backyard is unhurried and generous — room for a fire, a dog (or two), a garden, a gathering (or a few). The kind of outdoor space that becomes both the reason people visit and the reason people stay. Inside, everything is new and unstudied. Clean finishes. Modern systems. No inherited choices to undo. Just a well-proportioned home ready to take on whatever life you bring to it. East Nashville at its best — and you'd be the first one in.