606 Westview AveNashville, TN 37205
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A rare opportunity to own one of Belle Meade’s finest new construction homes, thoughtfully designed by P Shea Designs, built by Colclasure Company, with interiors by R Higgins. Set on 1.21 acres along one of the neighborhood’s most admired streets, this English Arts & Crafts-inspired residence pairs timeless architecture with an extraordinary level of craftsmanship and design detail. Real stone, wood lap siding, and a cedar shake roof create an enduring first impression, while the custom pool and beautifully planned landscaping by Gavin Duke elevate the property into a true private estate. Inside, the home is designed for refined everyday living and entertaining, with an emphasis on timeless quality, proportion, and warmth spread over an excellently designed floor plan of 7,562 square feet, with 5 beds, 6 full and 2 half baths. On the main floor, you are welcomed into a warm, paneled foyer with a formal dining and wine cellar to the right and a grand vaulted living and entertaining area with adjacent kitchen, scullery, laundry and boot room, and sunny breakfast room to the rear of the home. As you enter the more private wing of the main floor to the left, you'll find a cozy den/media room with fireplace, a secondary bedroom suite, and a vaulted master bedroom with adjacent sitting area that opens to the pool area. Upstairs features 3 more bedroom suites, a bonus room, game room, craft and secondary laundry room, and multiple flex/storage rooms. Both floors are serviced by an elevator, and each floor has a powder room. The pool features its own separate pool bath with outdoor access. The result is a truly singular opportunity: a new Belle Meade home with architectural pedigree, exceptional grounds, and a level of finish that speaks to legacy rather than trend. Slated for completion in August 2026, it stands as one of the area’s most compelling offerings for the buyer seeking permanence, privacy, and distinction.
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