★Welcome to Market Street House★
Detailed cabinetry, rich hardwood floors, and antique finishes are featured throughout this enchanted Victorian home that was originally constructed in 1889. This space will whisk you away to a place of unparalleled vacation ambiance necessary for any Music City experience.
★Welcome to Market Street House★
Detailed cabinetry, rich hardwood floors, and antique finishes are featured throughout this enchanted Victorian home that was originally constructed in 1889. This space will whisk you away to a place of unparalleled vacation ambiance necessary for any Music City experience.
★Welcome to Market Street House★
Detailed cabinetry, rich hardwood floors, and antique finishes are featured throughout this enchanted Victorian home that was originally constructed in 1889. This space will whisk you away to a place of unparalleled vacation ambiance necessary for any Music City experience.
This 1889 Victorian home wins guests over with its stunning original woodwork, twelve-foot ceilings, and wraparound porch where you can sip morning coffee while watching the party buses roll by. The character and charm are off the charts—guests rave about the thoughtful historic details, eclectic artwork, and cozy atmosphere that makes it feel like staying in a piece of Nashville history. Location-wise, you're about a mile from Broadway (a pleasant 20-minute walk or quick $5-10 Uber), with gated parking that guests consistently appreciate. The neighborhood is transitional and on a busy street, so some guests mention road noise and recommend rideshares over walking at night, but the secure parking and the home's inviting interior make everyone feel comfortable and safe once inside.
You're about a mile from Broadwayu2014roughly a 20-minute walk if you're up for it, or a super affordable 5-10 minute Uber/Lyft ride that typically costs $5-10. Guests also mention it's close to Nissan Stadium, Bridgestone Arena, and other downtown venues.
Yes! There's gated, off-street parking with keycode entry that guests consistently praise. You can park securely behind a locked gate, which is a huge plus given the urban location.
The home sits in a transitional, up-and-coming area on a busy street (2nd Street), so there's road noise from traffic and tour buses. Guests mention the neighborhood feels safer inside than it might look from the outside, and most recommend using Ubers at night rather than walking. The gated parking adds peace of mind.
It's an 1889 Victorian with incredible original detailsu2014stunning woodwork, twelve-foot ceilings, transom windows, crown molding, and a gorgeous wraparound porch. Guests love the eclectic artwork, antique furnishings, and the feeling of staying in a piece of Nashville history. The kitchen is fully updated with modern appliances while keeping the historic charm.
There's one bathroom. Several guests mention this wasn't an issue even with larger groups (up to 7 people), but it's something to keep in mind when planning your stay.