This spacious, two-bedroom, rear-facing end unit enjoys natural light from three sides. Located in West End Park — one of Nashville's most architecturally distinctive addresses — this intimate 30-unit building, built in 1963, is a rare and beautifully preserved example of Mid-Century Modern architecture with Miami Modern (MiMo) influences, unlike anything else in the city. Inside, the classic layout delivers the kind of generous, well-proportioned spaces that newer construction rarely offers — a formal dining room, an expansive living room, and two large bedrooms. Elegant crown molding and marble window sills speak to the building's timeless character, while the custom double-pane metal frame windows and ribbon balconies — hallmarks of the MiMo style — bring a sense of architectural drama that is increasingly rare and sought after. The location is equally hard to beat. Stroll to BrickTop's, Centennial Park, and the Vanderbilt corridor, with easy access to world-class hospitals, restaurants, dog parks, and everything Nashville has to offer.