Marathon Village
Nashville, Tennessee Homes for Sale
About Marathon Village
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $434,900
Closed Prices: $440,987 to $471,700
Median Sale Price: $444,970
Average $ per sq ft: $255
Association Fee Ranges: $0 to $544
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 2020 to 2021
Sq. Ft.: 1707 to 1908 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Around Marathon Village
Your housing options will likely be limited to condominiums and small homes, but fortunately, there is a diverse range available at different price points. There are also studio-style places that can inspire budding artists. To the north, along Herman Street, you'll find a number of housing complexes, including apartments. To the south near Charlotte Avenue are affordable single-family homes, perfect for everyone.
While not a traditional part of the culinary scene, you need to get your sweet fix at Nashville's best 'sugar peddler,' Bang Candy. This store offers a variety of treats, including unique marshmallow flavors and chocolate creations you may have never seen before. For more substantial fare, the area has a number of wineries and breweries that also offer hearty sandwiches. There are several distilleries that welcome visitors and have tasting rooms. Finally, if you need some caffeine, Marathon Village offers trendy coffee shops around virtually every corner.
This neighborhood is a magnet for creative types, so here, you’ll find one of the most inspiring atmospheres in Nashville. Students attending nearby Fisk University often stay here, attracted by the energy of the area. Don't be surprised to see a fair number of tourists and people from other neighborhoods. Many flock over to see the latest in the art scene and splurge on fashion, interior design, and other items that keep them on-trend.
Expect big crowds and a lot of energy as people from local universities come to Marathon Village to unwind and celebrate at their favorite microbreweries. A neighborhood of creative types like this means that there's a huge menu of entertainment available, ranging from comedy clubs to indie and local bands. Here, you'll rub elbows with tourists and townies alike as you celebrate one of Nashville's most energetic and creative neighborhoods.
Start with a snack at one of the numerous artisanal coffee shops or sandwich places. After that, head to central Marathon Village to explore the unique, quirky, and sometimes short-lived shops that spring up in this area. These include antique guitar stores, handmade jewelry shops, leather workers, and fragrant soap and candle companies. Some may enjoy strolling through the original Marathon Village industrial buildings. These showcase the turn-of-the-century history of the neighborhood and include vintage automobile factory equipment and antique cars on display.
Locals Love
- Affordability
- Plentiful area parks
- Thriving art scene
- Wealth of Nashville history
Locals Don't Love
- Frequent turnover for small boutiques
- Heavy traffic
- Noisy on the weekends
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