Craigwheeler

There’s a version of homeownership that doesn’t require you to stretch yourself thin, sacrifice your weekends to a never-ending project list, or settle for a concrete slab with no outdoor space. This is that version. White House sits just off I-65, about 22 miles north of Nashville — close enough to everything, far enough to breathe. Sought after schools, a community that’s grown fast for the right reasons, and a cost of living that actually leaves room in your budget. People come here to plant roots, and they stay keeping that sought after small town feel alive and well in one of the hottest Nashville suburbs. Magnolia Village is an established is an established, walkable neighborhood with a trail and playground just up the street from the house. The home itself punches well above its square footage. Vaulted and tray ceilings open the space up in a way that surprises people when they walk in — it doesn’t feel like 1,116 square feet. Three bedrooms, two full baths, a real backyard with a privacy fence, and a garage. In the mid-$300s. That combination is getting hard to find anywhere in Middle Tennessee right now. Whether you’re buying your first home or simplifying your life, this is the move. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Square footage, lot size, taxes, HOA fees, and school assignments should be independently verified by the buyer and/or buyer’s agent. Some photos may have been virtually staged or digitally decluttered. Permanent fixtures and finishes are represented as-is. Buyer is encouraged to conduct their own due diligence prior to making an offer.