160 2nd Ave S 3802Nashville, TN 37201
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The jewel of the Four Seasons Private Residences Nashville Penthouse, "High Note" is the most beautiful and thoughtfully designed residences in the building. Designed by acclaimed interior designer, Ken Fulk, this residence is an amazing blend of creativity, custom finishing, inventive trim work, and spaces dedicated to keep you entertained or settled in. The Penthouse was lovingly given the nickname “High Note” which set out to celebrate the spectacularly high floor the penthouse is located on while also paying to tribute to Music City and the music notes behind it. The residence takes up half the building’s 38th floor with two open air balconies and views near eye level with the AT&T sign atop the "Batman Building” and spanning from Broadway, over Nissan Stadium (new and old), into the Ascend Amphitheater and down towards Wedgewood-Houston. High Note is being offered fully furnished and stocked with everything one needs to move right in. The stated price of the residence includes the entire art collection which includes works by Darwin, Sinke & Van Tongeren, Tyson Grumm, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and even pieces from local Nashville artists Megan Lightell and Michael Ray Nott. The residence is freckled with the finest materials carefully curated by Ken Fulk to create this fully furnished masterpiece and provide a true turnkey experience. Wallpapers from Pierre Frey, Phillip Jeffries, De Gournay, and even a custom mural by Jim Boyd on canvas. One of a kind venetian plaster ceiling installations and Fine Paints of Europe built-ins wrap High Note in color and warmth. Every detail accounting for down to the Match Pewter serve ware and custom embroidered dining linens with your very own High Note logo. In addition to all the amenities within the residence, you also get to enjoy the perks of living in a Four Seasons with a 24/7 doorman, valet and front desk staff, the residential sky garden and amenity floor, and access to everything in the Four Seasons Nashville Hotel.
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