“The Gulch” has become a name in Nashville synonymous with trendy dining, soaring lofts, and downtown living at its finest. A short walk from any location there can bring you from fine art at the Frist to live music at Sambuca, to be followed with cocktails at Virago’s and gazing up at the sparkling lofts that spear the night skies.

Once a bustling railroad center, The Gulch became an industrial wasteland as the hundreds of trains that once roared through the area decreased and then ceased as other modes of transportation became more efficient and cost effective. Run-down and forgotten the area sat largely unused and undeveloped until 1999. Now, gathering steam of a different kind, The Gulch has become a living expanding example of urban redevelopment. Numerous restaurants line the streets and trendy boutique clothing stores pepper the horizon, with unique names such as Bullets & Mullets. The aforementioned lofts such as Terrazzo and Icon offer stunning views and rooftop pool decks, giving you the opportunity to live in the center of a bustling community located mere blocks from downtown Nashville.

Newly certified as a LEED neighborhood, The Gulch offers Green solutions to daily living, such as easily accessible bus routes, thousands of jobs and general amenities such as post offices and gyms within walking distance, as well as five stops for the Music City Star commuter rail shuttle. This unique living and building system provides a positive impact on the surrounding city and involves a much smaller carbon footprint on the environment.

Next time you are looking for a night on the town that includes street parking, dinner, drinks, fine art, shopping, sushi and live music head to The Gulch. It has everything to offer and more.

Posted by:  Jennifer McClarney

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