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Eastline Nashville
Four-Star Quality Boutique Condo Hotel
Hello. Joel Greene here from Condo Hotel Center.
Sometimes the craziest idea turns out to be the best idea. The idea might be ridiculed or ignored. But against all odds, sometimes an outrageous concept gains momentum and takes on a life of its own.
In 1897 Tennessee was getting ready to celebrate its 100th year of statehood. The city’s leaders decided to honor the event with the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. They dedicated 200 acres in Nashville to building 100 exhibits, each one dedicated to a different theme such as agriculture, education, history and forestry.
Someone in the community – it isn’t clear exactly who – suggested one of the exhibits should be a Parthenon, modeled after the one in Greece built in 447 BC, because of Nashville’s growing reputation as a center of learning and appreciation for the arts. The proposal suggested that Nashville would then become known as the “Athens of the South.”
The aspirational nickname seemed a bit far-fetched at the time, but organizers of the Centennial Exposition were committed to encouraging creativity and approved the idea. The Parthenon was built along with the other exhibits. The six-month Exposition was a huge success, attracting 1.8 million visitors.
(https://www.nashvilleparthenon.com/history)
When the Exposition ended, all of the exhibits were closed and removed, except the Parthenon. City leaders hesitated because it had been the most popular exhibit. Although built to be temporary, the Parthenon crystallized for Nashvillians their image of themselves. City leaders couldn’t bear to tear it down.
The Parthenon remained. However, the exterior coating, sculpture and decorative work were made of plaster and soon deteriorated.
Repeated patching kept destruction at bay for several years, but in 1920 the city was forced to face a difficult decision: tear it down completely or invest the money to rebuild it using proper materials that would last. I’ll tell you what they chose in a minute.
But first, let me introduce you to today’s featured property, which just happens to be in Nashville, near the site of the Parthenon reproduction. Read on for details.
Vacation Home with Revenue Potential
Eastline Nashville is a to-be-built, four-star quality condo hotel. A six-story development, it will include a 50-key boutique hotel and 39 condo residences to be sold to individual investors.
Condo owners will be able to place their residence in a professionally managed rental program and earn revenue when they’re not there. A secure portal will provide owners with real-time updates on their condo hotel unit’s performance, including monthly statements and profit distribution.
Upscale Amenities
In addition to the hotel rooms and condos, Eastline Nashville will have a rooftop bar and a ground-floor restaurant. Also on the ground floor, facing Nashville’s Main Street, will be a champagne and oyster bar as well as retail spaces.
Residents and guests will have access to an elevated outdoor pool and a poolside fitness center. Eastline will have 24-hour security, valet, doormen, concierge and front desk staff.
A Great Location
Eastline will be located in the center of East Nashville, an area that is poised for dramatic growth. The NFL’s Tennessee Titans’ new Nissan Stadium opens there in 2026 and the tech-giant Oracle is building a new tech hub that is expected to bring 8,500 jobs and $1.2 billion in capital investment to the region.
East Nashville is also at the center of the city’s exploding food scene, with an ever-expanding collection of buzz-worthy restaurants. Also a hub for musicians, local talent can be found performing every night of the week at intimate venues.
Iconic Broadway with its honky tonks (rowdy bars) is the place to go for live music, drinking, line dancing, dining and shopping in Nashville. Music City further lives up to its name with the Grand Ole Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame and Musicians Hall of Fame.
Prices Start at $525,000
Construction on Eastline is scheduled to begin in mid-2025 and to be complete by early 2027. Choose from one- and three-bedroom condo hotel units, ranging from 594 sq. ft. to 1,180 sq. ft.
Prices range from $525,000 to $885,000. Owners wishing to rent out their residences through the management program will need to purchase a complete furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) package through the management. Want to know more? Check out my detailed data sheet.
Request the Eastline Nashville Data Sheet here.
Nashville’s Parthenon Lives On
At the top, I mentioned The Parthenon in Nashville and how the city’s leaders faced a difficult choice: tear down the decaying replica of the original Parthenon in Athens or rebuild it into a more permanent structure.
They chose to rebuild. Today it is the only exact-size and detailed replica of the original. I can vouch for its resemblance having visited The Parthenon in Athens last year.
The Nashville Parthenon is now the centerpiece of the city’s Centennial Park, Nashville’s premier urban park, and also houses a world-class art museum, well worth a visit.
If owning a piece of the Athens of the South (Opa!) and being close to Nashville’s many attractions appeals to you, I hope you’ll consider Eastline Nashville condo hotel.
Have a nice day!
Joel Greene
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Condo Hotel Center
1368 NW 165th Ave.
Pembroke Pines, FL 33028
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