There’s something unmistakable about an old Tennessee home—the kind that’s watched generations pass through; that carries weight in its beams and grace in its details. This one has done just that. Originally constructed in the mid-1800s, with roots stretching back to an 1806 log house still standing on the property, it’s one of Brentwood’s most enduring cornerstones.

The original structure—known locally as the Primm House—holds four rooms built in 1846. They remain intact, restored with precision, each echoing the craftsmanship of its era. The rest of the home builds outward from that foundation, adding scale, flow, functionality, and 9,672 square feet of new construction for a modern family without erasing the past.

Inside, the living spaces feel generous and grounded. Six bedrooms. Seven full baths. Two working offices, both with fireplaces. A true chef’s kitchen and a working pantry. From everyday routines to large family gatherings, the layout supports both.

Step outside, and the property stretches into five acres of gated privacy. A two-story porch welcomes guests at the front, while a pool, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, and expansive club room with a kitchen that offers space to relax or entertain. The barn—over 6,000 square feet of storage space—offers room for car collectors, hobbyists, or hosting on a large scale. And just beyond, the original log house has been revived—new roof, refinished floors, fresh chinking—ready to become a creative studio, play house, or the quietest retreat on the property.

A working spring house still runs water through the grounds. The fences surround the property with a gated entrance. And downtown Nashville is just twenty minutes away.

Historic but new. Spacious without feeling showy. This is the kind of place that holds still in a world that moves fast—and does it with quiet confidence.

Susan Gregory

Realtor®

615.207.5600

susang@onwardre.com