401 Bowling Ave

Built in 1976, this multi-level townhouse community in Nashville’s Richmeade Place features primarily three-bedroom end units arranged in attached townhome rows. The architecture reflects mid-1970s suburban townhouse planning with three stories, high ceilings, and large vertical windows that emphasize natural light. Interiors commonly include open floorplans, kitchen islands, built-in bookcases, wet bars, central vacuum, and plentiful storage such as walk-in closets and pantries. Recent renovations in many units introduced modern kitchens, updated baths, refinished hardwood floors, and new HVAC systems while preserving original touches like multiple fireplaces and foyer entrances. Exterior amenities focus on low-maintenance communal living: private balconies or screened porches, landscaped fenced patios, a community saltwater pool, refreshed tennis courts, and garage parking (one- to two-car garages depending on unit). The development offers practical conveniences—smart irrigation, garage door openers, and nearby parking—alongside community social life encouraged by an on-site clubhouse and active neighborhood association. Located off West End adjacent to the Historic Whitland area, the complex is minutes from Vanderbilt, Green Hills, 12th South, I-440/I-40 and downtown Nashville, combining suburban calm with immediate access to urban hospitals, universities, dining, and entertainment.