AS SEEN ON CBS’ STAYCATION! Nashville - Want a true Nashville experience? Stay at our amazing little piece of country music history nestled on a quiet street in the middle of it all. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, game room, outstanding back deck with fireplace, wet bar, hot tub, outdoor commercial heaters & a 16' disappearing glass door that opens the entire back of the house up to a back yard oasis with fire pit & bocce court. Minutes from downtown Nashville & less than a mile from Bluebird Cafe.
Welcome to Fancy Free - an Entertainer's Dream
When I first stepped foot on this property it was 1982 and I was just a little girl. My uncle was a successful songwriter and manager of The Oak Ridge Boys publishing company. He and his wife took the royalties from his #1 hit Fancy Free by The Oak Ridge Boys and bought the little 1930’s bungalow that was originally on this property and turned it into my favorite place on earth.
Fast forward to 2018 and my husband and I bought the property and built our very own dream home and it is still my favorite place on earth!
This place is filled with country music memories from all of the stars and extremely talented writers that stayed a many a night right here. Walk through the house and you will see gold and platinum albums that tell a little bit of the history.
If you are looking for an amazing Nashville experience, this is the place for you. We are located right in the middle of everything but with the beautiful wooded lot you feel far away from it all. Only one mile from the world-famous Bluebird Cafe and a couple of miles to Broadway, this is the perfect vacation spot.
We are also two doors down from a great public park with tennis courts, a covered pavilion, basketball court, small baseball diamond and walking trail.
Go a couple of blocks over and spend some time hanging out at Elmington Park where you will find the most amazing food trucks on the weekends!
About 1.5 miles and you are at Centennial Park where you can tour the world’s only replica of The Parthenon and feed the ducks.
