After 5 1/2 years from concept to completion, Dream Nashville has embraced Nashville history with modern urban design. With 168 art deco-inspired guest rooms including 21 exquisite suites, this airy , urban retreat offers lofty ceilings and a colorful palette of deep crimson and blue jewel tones.
Consisting of six unique Dining & Nightlife offerings, Dream Nashville provides a selection of distinctive experiences rooted in the rich and colorful history of Nashville and Printer’s Alley. Dream Dining & Nightlife perfectly complements Nashville’s burgeoning scene with an approach that bridges culture, design, and music into the immersive sensory approach that collectively create Dream’s DNA.
Venues include:
Stateside Kitchen - signature American brasserie restaurant
Natura - a casual cafe concept
Parlour Bar - innovative cocktail classics
Vatos Tacos - elevated ‘hole in the wall’ taco stand
Dirty Little Secret - hidden, intriguing experiential nightclub
Snitch - Printer’s Alley eclectic music venue
The 345-acre Stream Valley neighborhood in Franklin, Tennessee offers attainable luxury in one of America’s most desirable communities: the scenic countryside of Williamson County, just three miles down the road from downtown Franklin’s nationally celebrated Main Street. While abundant green space among the rolling hills promotes privacy, the 824 unit community could not be more strategically situated, less than a mile from Interstate 65. With builder contracts on every lot, the expected build-out will surpass $235,000,000. Currently in the build-out of Phase Six, homes are available in the $300,000s.
Tucked just outside of the small village of Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee, these three timeless communities - Beechwood Plantation, Traceland Estates & Garrison Springs - are surrounded by sweeping acres of historic countryside. Each community was designed where privacy reigns, and value is placed on preserving the natural beauty of the extraordinary landscape. Designed as equestrian communities with only 60 lots, the natural aesthetics of the area have been carefully preserved: towering oaks, hickory and beechwood trees amidst some of Tennessee’s most breathtaking vistas.
Music City’s Broadway has become a mecca for tourists and locals alike, with the 24/7 energy you’d expect from one of the hottest markets in the nation. Three buildings –111, 401 and 411 Broadway – are home to popular bars and restaurants, an event venue, office and retail units and rooftop spaces in the heart of “The District.”
Everything that downtown Nashville has to offer is within steps of these historic buildings.
Originally a Roaring Twenties hotel, the Lafayette Building in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas the top five floors were carefully renovated with 30 upscale condominiums with modern appointments, as well as office and retail spaces on the bottom floors. From the elegant grand lobby to the beautifully appointed event facilities and 24-hour exercise area, the community spaces offer the best in urban living. Upscale finishes and state of the art conveniences are hallmarks of the residential units, and its location within the River Market district of downtown Little Rock offer easy walking access to shopping, dining and entertainment options.
Originally opened in 1925, the building is a landmark destination that has become a coveted address. Learn more here.
Fontanel is a 186-acre property nestled in the rolling hills of the White’s Creek Valley, built around the 27,000 square-foot log mansion that was formerly home to Country Music Hall of Fame member Barbara Mandrell On-site are the Woods Amphitheater, Prichard’s Distillery, restaurants and shopping, and the Inn at Fontanel. It has become a popular destination for headline concerts, weddings, corporate events and more, all just a 10-minute drive from downtown Nashville.