New Listing - Renovated Victorian farmhouse with killer view!

Mike Gallagher (Fridrich and Clark Realty ) — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 20:50:25 -0600

Mike Gallagher | Fridrich & Clark Realty | 615-430-5017

513 South 9th Street, Nashville, TN

Renovated Victorian farmhouse with killer view!

2BR/2BA Single Family House

offered at $199,900

Year Built	1919
Sq Footage	1,628
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	2 full, 0 partial
Floors	2
Parking	Unspecified
Lot Size	8,276 sqft
HOA/Maint	$0 per month

DESCRIPTION

The best of both worlds! A gorgeously renovated historic home, yet with the kind of view you usually only get from a 600 SqFt condo (for twice the price)!

Perched on the cusp of Confederate Hill in East Nashville, this beautifully renovated home enjoys a panoramic view of the downtown skyline from the generous master bedroom. The location is fab: walking distance to Titans LP Field, just a few blocks to Martin’s Corner and Five Points with restaurants and shopping, and right down the street from Shelby Park, with golf, the Shelby Greenway, the dog park, even fishing!

Renovated top to bottom—literally. The kitchen is brand new, with cherry finished hardwood cabinets and granite counters. And of course it comes with stainless steel appliances! The windows are custom-made; just look at the grill-work! There are two new tiled baths, one with an authentic clawfoot tub, and one European style... plus that incredible view!

Priced 20K under comps for area!!

see additional photos below

PROPERTY FEATURES

Central A/C	Central heat	Fireplace
Hardwood floor	Living room	Dining room
Dishwasher	Stove/Oven	Microwave
Granite countertop	Stainless steel appliances	Laundry area - inside
Balcony, Deck, or Patio	Yard

OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES

Incredible view of downtown skyline!

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

Seller contact info:

Mike Gallagher

Fridrich & Clark Realty

615-430-5017

For sale by agent/broker

Equal Opportunity Housing

Posted: Dec 10, 2008, 6:37am PST

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Mike Gallagher (Fridrich and Clark Realty ) — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 09:56:28 -0600

YOUR INTERACTIVE MAGAZINE REALTOR.ORG/realtormag
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Author Chat: Fatal Fixer-Upper

The Weekly Book Scan caught up with real estate pro and author Bente Gallagher (a.k.a. Jennie Bentley) to talk about her new novel, Fatal Fixer-Upper (Berkley Prime Crime, 2008), a do-it-yourself mystery centered around a renovation project. The book follows New Yorker Avery Baker, who inherits her aunt's 1870s Victorian cottage in Waterfield, Maine. While she sets out to learn all about home renovation, she unravels family secrets with historical ties and clues to a missing professor in the area.

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Bentley used her experience as a renovator and real estate professional in Nashville, Tenn., to write the fiction book, which is her first published novel. In November, the book was No. 11 on the Barnes & Noble bestseller list for paperback novels.

Bentley is willing to respond to any of your questions, so after you read the Q&A, be free to post a comment or question for her below.

Where did you get the idea for the novel?

BENTLEY: I had first written an unpublished book Cut Throat Business about a real estate agent when I was a new agent myself. Whenever I walked into empty houses, my vivid imagination would start going wild. I would open the door to an empty house - and I realized that anything could be in there-you never know what you were walking into. So for that book, I made it about a real estate agent who stumbles over a dead body in an empty house.

My agent started sending it around to publishers and it made it to Penguin. They liked it but they didn't think a real estate topic would work for them. Their books are usually focused on crafts, hobbies, and activities.

Because of my bio as a real estate agent and renovator, they asked me to write a mystery series about a home renovator.

TO READ THE REST OF THE INTERVIEW, PLEASE FOLLOW THE LINK:

http://narblog1.realtors.org/mvtype/theweeklybookscan/2008/12/author_chat_fatal_fixerupper.html#more

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