7032 Kinderhook Rd, Nashville, TN 37221

Property Description

Exceptional brick residence in Stephens Valley, designed for Celebration Homes by award-winning Michael Katsaitis of MK Studio, showcasing timeless architecture, exceptional craftsmanship, and curated designer finishes throughout. This elegant home blends sophisticated design with comfortable living and effortless entertaining. A striking front terrace and oversized front entry door illuminated by a classic gas lantern create an impressive arrival. Metal roof accents, detailed masonry, full-yard irrigation, and etched diamond-finish concrete surfaces reflect the craftsmanship throughout. Just off the foyer, a private home office with sliding French doors offers a quiet workspace. Inside, wide seven-inch plank flooring flows through the main living areas and first-floor bedrooms, complemented by eight-foot solid-core doors and custom millwork. The Great Room is anchored by hand-built wood beams and a dramatic Arcustone fireplace with sculptural mantel and built-in cabinetry, creating a space that feels both grand and inviting. A main-level guest suite provides comfortable accommodations for visitors. Outdoor living is equally impressive with a covered rear porch featuring a gas-log fireplace and views of mature trees and protected greenspace. A secondary uncovered patio with built-in gas grill overlooks a backyard begging for a pool, creating another inviting outdoor entertaining space. The chef’s kitchen showcases ceiling-height custom cabinetry, an Arcustone range hood, champagne bronze fixtures, pot filler, and a premium KitchenAid appliance package. An oversized walk-in pantry includes upper and lower cabinetry, a second refrigerator with ice and water in the door, undercounter wine refrigerator, and dedicated ice maker. The spa-inspired primary bath features a frameless glass shower with bench and handheld, freestanding soaking tub, and champagne bronze fixtures. Includes three-car garage with no-step entry, hot and cold hose bib, mudroom with cubbies.