Set on a beautiful 2.2-acre lot along one of Nashville’s most storied and historically significant residential streets. 5123 Stanford Drive presents the chance to restore, renovate, or reimagine a classic 1939 Tudor home with its storybook rooflines, original character details, and a lot that feels a world apart from the city. Developed in the late 1930s as part of “West Wood,” Stanford Drive was envisioned by developers R.D. Stanford and W.H. Criswell as “a community of gentlemen’s estates” and became the first planned neighborhood south of Harding Place. Today, the street remains one of the city’s most admired addresses, known for its architectural diversity and estate-sized lots. Built in 1939, this storybook Tudor has been loved and cherished by the same family since 1974 and offers the timeless charm and character that historic home enthusiasts appreciate. Rich with potential, the home features just under 3,000 square feet, 5 bedrooms, and 2.5 baths. Following Nashville's January ice storm, frozen pipes caused water damage to portions of the home. Affected areas were promptly and professionally mitigated. The upstairs hall bath, kitchen, and main-level half bath have been partially deconstructed and are ready for renovation, creating an exceptional opportunity for someone with vision to restore the home’s original beauty—or to build new on an extraordinary homesite surrounded by some of Nashville’s most distinctive residences. Either way, opportunities like this — a true original, on this street, on this land — do not surface often. Please note home is vacant. Photos are from before Sellers moved. Kitchen appliances have been removed.