Three homes for sale near Coolidge Park

A recent survey named the North Shore park Tennessee’s top public space to live near — so we found the closest listings.

Aerial view of a suburban neighborhood with elegant homes, tree-lined streets, and a distant city skyline. A bridge spans a river, set against rolling hills and a cloudy sky.

See that white house in the bottom right? It’s looking for a new owner.

Photo by Jesse Hunter of The Robinson Team

Coolidge Park was recently named the top public space Tennesseans want to live near, according to a survey from Calgary Homes. So naturally, we did some digging to find which homes currently on the market are closest to the North Shore favorite. Here are the three closest:

405 Forest Ave.

Distance from Coolidge Park: 0.8 miles
Price: $2.6 million
Details: 5 BD, 5 BA, 5,275 sqft
Fun fact: This home has an elevator, heated floors, and bidet toilets in several bathrooms.

A two-story white brick house with dark shutters and a black front door, flanked by neatly trimmed bushes. The manicured lawn gives a welcoming, elegant look.

Less than a mile from Coolidge Park, this Forest Avenue home seems to have it all.

Photo by Jesse Hunter of the Robinson Team

306 Oliver St.

Distance from Coolidge Park: 0.9 miles
Price: $1.9 million
Details: 5 BD, 5 BA, 4,121 sqft
Fun fact: This home also has an elevator and a four-car garage.

Charming single-story house with a screened porch, gray brick exterior, and gable roof. A path leads to the front entrance, surrounded by green lawn and shrubs.

This McFarland Avenue home predates Coolidge Park by nearly 80 years.

Photo via Cara Giannoni

215 McFarland Ave.

Distance from Coolidge Park: 1.3 miles
Price: $1.3 million
Details: 3 BD, 2 BA, 2,701 sqft
Fun fact: This Craftsman bungalow was built more than a century ago.

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