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Every home has a name, a neighborhood, and a reason to book it. Read the short version here, then click through for the full story, the photos, and the booking calendar.
Every home has a name, a neighborhood, and a reason to book it. Read the short version here, then click through for the full story, the photos, and the booking calendar.
A 1930s stone bungalow with an 1898 piano and the best porch on the street.
Best for: Songwriters, couples, and families who want a real neighborhood five minutes from Broadway.
The Music Row condo with the guitar-shaped pool, blocks from where the records were made.
Best for: Music lovers and small groups who want Music Row at the door and Broadway five minutes away.
A two-bedroom loft for eight inside an 1865 factory, with a pool and a speakeasy downstairs.
Best for: Groups of up to eight who want historic character, free parking, and the Gulch five minutes away.
An 1865 loft for two. Exposed brick, a rooftop deck, and a door you can close on all of it.
Best for: Couples who want a weekend as two, with a pool, a sky deck, and Marathon Village at street level.
Yellow curtains, a wall of Nashville, and Vanderbilt a walk away.
Best for: Couples and friends who want historic Midtown with a pool, for a Vanderbilt visit or a long weekend.
A loft for four in an 1865 factory, with bold art, a pool, and The Gulch minutes away.
Best for: Couples and pairs of friends doing a lot of exploring, with Vanderbilt and Centennial Park close.
The Honky Tonk Barbie Dreamhouse. Teal and pink floor to ceiling, built to be photographed.
Best for: Bachelorettes, birthday crews, and girls' trips of up to six in Midtown.
Four bedrooms and three baths in Midtown, and you can walk to Broadway.
Best for: Groups of up to twelve who want a real house near Vanderbilt and Centennial Park.
A modern condo with a sunset roof deck, five minutes from Broadway.
Best for: Couples and pairs of friends who want new construction, a rooftop, and coffee out the door.
A historic Germantown house for ten, with a foosball loft, a fire pit, and an en suite for every bedroom.
Best for: Groups and families of up to ten who want to walk to Nashville's best restaurants.
A river balcony, a summer pool, and you walk the bridge to Broadway.
Best for: Couples and small groups who want downtown without the parking deck view.
A private balcony over the Cumberland and the skyline. A view most rentals don't have.
Best for: Couples and small groups downtown who want the river outside the window.
The glam suite with swings. Built for a bachelorette weekend.
Best for: Bachelorettes, birthday crews, and girls' trips of up to six, a mile from Broadway.
A flower-wall bunk room, lighted glam vanities, and a pool, less than a mile from Broadway.
Best for: Bachelorettes, girls' trips, and birthday weekends of up to six.
Dinner on the screened porch while the showboat paddles past. A fire pit in the terraced yard.
Best for: Families and groups of up to ten who want the river and the greenway, fifteen minutes from downtown.
A rooftop deck built for sunset, a hot-pink kitchen, and a real bed for all eight of you.
Best for: Girls' trips and bachelorettes of up to eight who want East Nashville's coffee and bars within walking distance.
A designer two-bedroom with a skyline rooftop. Walk to Main Street.
Best for: Couples, small crews, and families who want East Nashville's best block at the door.
A Dolly-inspired one-bedroom in Five Points that sleeps six.
Best for: Girls' trips and small groups who want a bold, bright base on Main Street.
A century-old craftsman done right. Fenced yard, fire pit, front porch on a quiet street.
Best for: Couples, families, and friends who want a real house eight minutes from the honky-tonks.
A sunset roof deck and a garage lounge for the pregame. Two hangouts, one house.
Best for: Birthday trips, work crews, and friend weekends of up to six near Riverside Village.
A private roof deck over The Nations, steps from the breweries.
Best for: Friends and families of up to five who want a walkable brewery neighborhood with Broadway seven minutes away.
A modern two-bedroom with free parking in one of the city's favorite neighborhoods.
Best for: Families and friends of up to six who want a quiet base with breweries in walking distance.
A quiet modern retreat where dogs are welcome and the park is a two-minute walk.
Best for: Couples, solo travelers, and longer stays, with the dog along.
A three-bedroom bungalow that sleeps ten, and you can walk to The Gulch.
Best for: Groups and families of up to ten who want a house with a driveway, minutes from Broadway.
A mid-century cottage between the airport and the Opry. Big yard, grill, free parking.
Best for: Families and groups of up to ten flying in and out, or in town for the Opry.
The city's most colorful industrial loft. Dogs welcome, five minutes from the airport.
Best for: Couples and solo travelers with a dog, early flights, or a quick stopover.
An industrial loft with parking, five minutes from BNA.
Best for: Business travelers, layovers, and couples who want an easy base near the airport.
A dog-friendly condo with its own dog park, eight minutes from the airport.
Best for: Business travelers, pet owners, and anyone who wants a clean, practical Nashville base without downtown prices.
A lakefront farmhouse for fourteen, ninety minutes from Nashville. The one guests call the nicest place they've ever stayed.
Best for: Whole families and big groups who want the lake, with a bedroom for everyone.
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