It isn’t hard to picture ourselves taking a relaxing dip in this resort-style pool (before heading to the hot tub). | Photo provided by Core Spaces
If you’re on the hunt for a community that offers the comforts of a single-family home with the convenience of maintenance-free living, Oxenfree WeHomight be for you.
Enjoy upgraded stainless steel appliances in the townhomes.
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Photo provided by Core Spaces
🏡 The homes
Spanning nearly six acres, Oxenfree WeHo offers a variety of three- and four-bedroom multi-level townhomes, including private attached garages and direct, first-floor access (read: ditch the communal parking and relish the convenience of your own space).
With nine different floor plans across 96 units, plus a mix of standard and upgraded interior finishes, the community accommodates a range of needs — from layout to price point.
Every home boasts luxury, plank-style flooring throughout an open floor plan.
Residents can explore 18,700 sqft of indoor and outdoor amenities, including the largest private amenity lawn in Music City. Enjoy a resort-style pool, outdoor dining areas, lawn games, and ample green space for your four-legged friend to roam.
Did we mention on-site management? Rest assured, your needs will be taken care of around the clock with 24/7 emergency maintenance.
🚗 The neighborhood
Recognized as a creative hub rich in restaurants, breweries, and art galleries, the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood is located just 10 minutes from downtown — meaning you can arrive at renowned destinations like 12South, The Gulch, and Music Row within minutes.
Leave the stress of finding your next home behind and explore all the perks Oxenfree WeHo offers when you become a resident.
Della Mae | Thursday, July 11 | 7:30 p.m. | Ryman Auditorium, 116 Rep. John Lewis Way N. | $25+ | The artist takes the stage as part of Springer Mountain Farms Bluegrass Nights at the Ryman with special guests Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley.
Friday, July 12
Tales at Twilight | Friday, July 12 | 6-7 p.m. | Centennial Park, 2500 West End Ave. | Free | Metro Parks Music’s hour-long family performances offer stories, dance, and music every Friday in July.
Styx & Foreigner with John Waite | Friday, July 12 | 6:45 p.m. | Ascend Amphitheater, 310 1st Ave. S. | $54+ | The band brings their “Renegades and Juke Box Heroes” tour to Nashville.
Saturday, July 13
Girl Scout Cookie and Beer Pairing | Saturday, July 13 | 1-4 p.m. | Loews Nashville Hotel at Vanderbilt Plaza, 2100 West End Ave. | $25 | Fat Bottom Brewing Co. takes over the taps at Mason Bar to offer 8-ounce pours paired with five Girl Scout cookies — tickets are available to purchase in-person.
Archery Basics | Saturday, July 13 | Times vary | Bells Bend Outdoor Center, 4187 Old Hickory Blvd. | Free | Whether you’re a seasoned archer or new to the sport, join the park for archery practice — bows and arrows will be provided.
Sunday, July 14
Benefit Paddle: Nashville Humane Association | Sunday, July 14 | 10 a.m. | Cumberland Kayak, 2 Victory Ave. | $40 | Float along the Cumberland River during this self-guided, 3-mile kayaking tour — the biz will donate $10 per kayaker to Nashville Humane Association.
Ryman Haunted History Tour | Sunday, July 14 | 7-9 p.m. | Ryman Auditorium, 116 Rep. John Lewis Way N. | $59 | Hear stories about unexplained sightings and occurrences reported at the Ryman throughout its 131-year history, plus walk under the stage.
Monday, July 15
MY Outdoors: Park Terrariums with Friends | Monday, July 15 | 10-11:30 a.m. | Friends of Mill Ridge Park, 12965 Old Hickory Blvd. | Free | Build your own terrarium using materials found around the park + craft an edible ecosystem with pudding, Oreos, jelly beans, and gummy worms — registration available for ages 10-14.
Harken Hall, formerly coined Timberhawk Hall, is finally landing in Madison this fall — 514 Madison Station Blvd. The development, which boasts a 700-seat concert hall in a 12,000-sqft main room and recording studio, will host performances, corporate events, weddings, and more. Bookings are available now. (The Tennessean)
Nashvillian
Barbecue the applause. Shaticka Robinson, local pitmaster and owner of Coley’s Jook Junt food truck, won Season 3 of Netflix’s “Barbecue Showdown.” Nine chefs battled it out on the eight-episode series, which premiered on Thursday, July 4. Watch the show. (Nashville Business Journal)
Edu
Three MNPS teachers — Celia Bowman-Jeffries, Taylor Eden, and Graham Spencer — are featured in Nashville Public Education Foundation’s new documentary, “Why I Teach.” The 20-minute production pieces together a “day in the life"-style video of each educator at home and school. Learn more about the initiative + watch the film.
Featured
Travel + Leisure readers voted for their five favorite Nashville hotels based on amenities, location, value, and more. Here’s who made the cut: Thompson (1), The Joseph (2), Conrad (3), Loews Vanderbilt (4), and Four Seasons (5). See what readers had to say.
Festival
The Middle Tennessee Highland Games & Celtic Festival returns to Hendersonville’s Sanders Ferry Park Saturday, Sept. 7-Sunday, Sept. 8. The annual event features Scottish and Celtic athletics (think: stone put, caber toss, and hammer throw) + traditions like music, a market, dance competition, and scotch tastings. Tickets are on sale.
Eat
Celebrate Acme Feed & Seed’s 10th birthday with a custom Goo Goo Cluster inspired by the Broadway bar’s signature cocktail, Bridesmaid’s Tears. The fruity chocolate, which also features Acme’s house-made Traffic Jam, can be purchased in-store and online.
Pets
Boutique dog grooming center Scenthound opened its first area location in Franklin (2020 Fieldstone Pkwy., Ste. 800). The membership-based biz has plans for eight additional spots in Middle Tennessee with Brentwood as a priority. Explore service packages.
Health
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Finance
If your last credit card bill sent a chill down your spine — even in this heat — it might be time for a balance transfer. The Ascent recommends these four cards with 0% APR for up to 18 months. (You could have almost two years to avoid interest charges.)*
Donelson is on a roll. On the heels of the ribbon cutting of its new Nashville Public Library branch, the neighborhood was selected for a $10 million transit grant from the FTA as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The ~1.5 billion in funding was distributed across 47 states to serve over 100 projects.
WeGo Transit will expand the rail platform and park and ride lot to serve as a bus transit center at Donelson Station, according to the FTA announcement. The enhancements aim to improve connections, increase safety, provide rider amenities, and “set the stage for future transit-oriented development.”
Donelson Station (2705 Lebanon Pk.) operates as a stop on WeGo Star’s route and also acts as a park and ride lot for Route 6 Lebanon Pike buses.
Last week, we told you about a new concept coming to Midtown from the group behind Halls Chophouse. Now, we have a couple interior renderings of Halls Catch to share with you. Swipe for a sneak peek.
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