Tucked between the Harpeth and Little Harpeth Rivers with the 3,100-acre Warner Parks as a back fence, Horseshoe Bend is one of Nashville’s quietest pockets — winding streets under mature trees, a Nashville address with Williamson County schools, and the feeling of being completely removed while sitting twenty minutes from downtown and minutes from CPA and Ensworth. The home was taken through a full top-to-bottom renovation. New kitchen. New baths. New HVAC. New lighting. New paint, inside and out. New hardware. New maple hardwoods throughout most of the house. New everything. Five bedrooms, a dedicated office, a large upstairs bonus room, and a separate private bonus space. The office off the entry has custom bypass doors and picture-frame molding. Main-level living spaces open to one another with a new fireplace at the center. The primary suite sits on the main level with its own private entrance, a tray ceiling, and doors that open directly onto the large back deck. The bath is built around a soaking tub set in a sunlit bay window, with a separate walk-in shower and his and hers vanities. Outside, the lot is generous and the landscaping was fully redone as part of the renovation — new plants and beds, trees cleaned and shaped, and a refreshed deck that steps down to a covered gazebo and a private backyard. The garage holds two cars tandem on each side (four total), or the extra space works for a home gym, sauna, cold plunge, or whatever fits the way you live. Horseshoe Bend residents enjoy a pool, tennis courts, a clubhouse, a playground, and a system of private neighborhood nature trails that tie into the Warner Parks’ fifty-plus miles of hiking paths. CPA and Ensworth are minutes away. Downtown Nashville is twenty.