SUMMARY

Modern architecture meets a wooded 2.29-acre setting at 6204 Hillsboro Pike. Offering 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 3,604 square feet, this distinctive residence holds a unique place in Nashville architecture as the first home designed in the city by award-winning architect Price Harrison. A graduate of the Yale School of Architecture whose career began in New York, Harrison has been recognized by Forbes among America’s Top 200 Residential Architects and on its Best-In-State list. Designed as a modern home in the woods, the residence is grounded by a poured concrete foundation and defined by clean architectural lines, exceptional materials and a remarkable connection to its natural surroundings. Dramatic double-height solid mahogany windows overlook the terraced pool and fountain area, filling the interiors with natural light and framing views of the wooded landscape. Solid ash wood floors and extensive limestone surfaces add warmth and texture, while the kitchen features limestone countertops and distinctive cabinetry with solid stainless-steel encapsulated doors and mahogany interiors. The main-level primary suite includes dedicated office or studio space, a spa-like bath with limestone flooring and walk-in closets. Outdoors, a saltwater pool and terraced entertaining areas create a private retreat surrounded by mature trees. A two-car garage provides additional storage. Architecturally significant, private and unlike anything else in Nashville, this is a rare opportunity to own a Price Harrison-designed residence where modern architecture and nature exist in harmony.