By the year 2009, The Signature Tower in downtown Nashville real estate will be the tallest building in both Nashville and in all of Tennessee. The $275-million Signature Tower condominium-development will contain approximately 400 Nashville TN condominium units. Comparable finishes found in the best million-dollar Nashville homes in beautiful Sumner County and Williamson County real estate will appeal to an upscale, affluent buyer.
Buyers looking for a second Nashville, Tennessee home convenient to the downtown commercial and leisure activities—where they may live part time during the week or while experiencing Nashville’s lively entertainment district—are a major target. These people may have an existing home in outlying Middle Tennessee neighborhoods and have reached a point in life where they can indulge in certain luxuries.
As Nashville’s business community grows, it is drawing professionals who are used to an urban lifestyle as well as the baby-boomers and retirees who are tired of commuting and want everything at their fingertips. Just think of having a 100-200-room boutique-hotel on the premises, 300,000 square-feet of professional offices, and 20,000 square-feet of retail space to draw folks to the convenience and community of urban living. The pedestrian-friendly neighborhood makes it easy to leave the car in the garage and walk around the block to enjoy top-notch restaurants and classy entertainment.
Then, add the new experience in Mother Nature’s skies. The expansive bird’s-eye views reaching well beyond the skyline are sure to lift the spirits of the residents. Imagine the glorious sunrises and sunsets. Imagine clouds floating past the tall windows with the azure blue sky in the background.
The Signature will oblige when buyers want some pampering. Offering Wolf stoves, granite counters, and high-end appointments throughout the units, the appeal to the affluent buyer with high standards is clear. Pets are even welcome. Dog owners will find a dog walk especially designed for the urban canine! The one-bedroom units start in the low $400,000 range, which is a doable price for young couples and retirees alike who want to reside in the tallest building in the USA, outside of New York and Chicago, even surpassing the Bank of America Plaza in Atlanta.
If you have a yen to have the best of both worlds—a home in the suburban peripheral communities and a downtown luxury condominium—contact The Condurelis Group for help in locating the best option for your family.
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