Premier
Estate Lot

Set along a quiet street with no thru traffic, this 6.75-acre estate lot offers exceptional privacy in the heart of Forest Hills and a rare opportunity to create a custom estate amid one of Nashville’s most desirable residential communities. Set more than 200 ft from the road, the property provides exceptional privacy and is framed by mature trees and the contours of the Tennessee hills. The lot features a level, cleared building site—ready for construction—making it an ideal canvas for a custom home. Additionally, the size and location lend themselves to equestrian use, with direct proximity to the trails and open spaces of The Warner Parks.

Within Forest Hills, residents enjoy a balance of charm and convenience, with streets dotted with sprawling estates and downtown Nashville just 20 minutes away. The community’s commitment to preserving its natural landscape ensures that properties retain their wooded charm and quiet character, even while located just minutes from the shops and restaurants of Green Hills and Belle Meade. The city’s location between Radnor Lake and Percy Warner Park places it among some of the region’s finest outdoor destinations, offering miles of trails and scenic overlooks.

This oversized lot can easily accommodate an impressive residence—proposed plans include a sizeable estate with a study, spacious kitchen, formal dining room, and a main-level primary suite, as well as a thoughtfully designed second floor that could hold six bedrooms with en-suite baths. Outdoor living spaces might include terraces, gardens, and a pool with a spa. Furthermore, a full basement presents ample room for an eight-car garage, recreation spaces, or a screening room. This offering provides the perfect opportunity for customization and the creation of your dream home in one of Nashville’s most coveted settings!

Additional details on this impressive Luxury Auction® can be found in the due diligence section below.

FOREST HILLS, TN. One of Nashville’s most distinguished residential communities—an area celebrated for its rolling landscapes, mature trees, and sense of quiet refinement. Located just south of downtown Nashville, Forest Hills shares its northern border with Belle Meade, another of the city’s premier neighborhoods. Together, the two form an elegant corridor of historic estates, modern residences, and scenic acreage that reflect Nashville’s long tradition of sophisticated living.

Set amid the wooded hills of Davidson County, Forest Hills offers a tranquil, park-like setting that feels far removed from the bustle of the city, yet remains only minutes from major destinations. Strict residential zoning and a strong emphasis on environmental preservation have maintained the area’s natural character, with winding roads, stone walls, and broad lawns defining much of the landscape. Homes here range from mid-century modern designs tucked into the trees to grand contemporary estates on multi-acre parcels—each taking advantage of the privacy and elevation unique to the area.

Belle Meade’s residential areas are leafy, tree-lined and filled with luxurious, historic estates. Affluent residents enjoy an easy commute into Nashville, frequent local antique shops, and vie for memberships to the exclusive Belle Meade Country Club, a nationally-renowned facility with an exceptional golf course, ten Hydro-Grid outdoor and eight Decoturf indoor tennis courts, seven dining options, state-of-the-art fitness center and pool.

NASHVILLE, TN. The capital of Tennessee is both its most populous city and arguably the country music capital of the United States. Nearly 700,000 call the city home, making it the third most populous city in the southeastern part of the country. “Music City” is also home to many colleges and universities, which earned it the secondary nickname of “the Athens of the South.” Aside from higher education, professional sports, concert venues, and – of course – the competition for the city’s finest hot chicken provide ample entertainment.

Nashville is also a major hub for the healthcare, publishing, banking, automotive, technology and transportation industries. Twelve Fortune 500 companies maintain offices in Nashville, while Tractor Supply Company and Hospital Corporation of America (the nation’s largest private hospital operator) are headquartered here. In addition, the guitar company Gibson has called Nashville home since 1984 – the music industry alone contributes approximately $10 billion in revenue to the city per year as well as 56,000 jobs.