If you find yourself drooling over the grand homes featured in the likes of The Crown and Bridgerton, you'll feel right at home in this splendid estate.
Set on five gated acres, this Greek Revival style home was built in 1998 using old Carolina brick and features a stunning two-story colonnade adorned with intricate custom iron work and limestone balustrades.
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Located in the heart of Belle Meade, the 22,000 square foot main residence boasts a breathtaking foyer with a three-story elliptical staircase flanked by embassy sized rooms. Ready to get lost in...
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The rustic kitchen is an effortless heart of the home with everything you could possibly need to cook up a storm with family and friends. Perfect for intimate dinners or entertaining a crowd.
The six bedrooms and 10.5 bathrooms are fit for royals with double door entryways, marble galore, and even murals. The in-law quarters are just as beautiful.
The home is surrounded by lush greenery, in fact, it scores a whopping 83/100 on our TreeScore.
Not to mention the sparkling pool that awaits your dive, a tennis court to perfect your serve on, and a wine cellar to fill with vintage vinos.
Check out the property in its full splendor here and more Nashville properties here.
To ensure that the buyer (and lender) is paying a fair amount for the home, buyers insert an appraisal contingency, which allows the buyer the ability to walk away from the purchase without penalty if the appraisal returns a value lower than a set value (usually the purchase price). Aside from walking away, the buyer can renegotiate for a lower price with the seller, request that their lender make an exception, and approve their loan as if the property had appraised to match the purchase price or make up the difference between the purchase price and appraised value via their own funds. In most cases, if the buyer makes use of the appraisal contingency to walk away, they are likely to receive a complete refund of their earnest money. However, buyers must be cautious and include this in the contract to avoid problems at a later stage.
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