Brentwood, TN
The Beechwood House
Nashville, TN (Belmont-Hillsboro)
A COTTAGE REIMAGINED FOR TODAY
On a quiet, tree-lined block in Belmont-Hillsboro, Beechwood carries the easy charm of the 1920s cottages that give this street its character. Rather than start over, Maker reimagined the 1925 home from the inside out — with architecture by Allard Ward — honoring its scale and rhythm on the street while opening it up for the way families actually live today. Brick, generous porches, and careful proportions keep it rooted on Beechwood; the craftsmanship behind the walls is what sets it apart.
INTERIORS WITH QUIET CONFIDENCE
Inside, interiors by ALK Designs trade trend for restraint. A palette of layered greens, warm woods, and soft contrast carries from room to room — never shouting, always considered. The discipline is the point: custom cabinetry, tile work, and the quiet care in the way one material meets the next. Light moves through the great room and kitchen with an ease that's hard to engineer and impossible to fake. This is design that knows exactly when to stop.
MADE FOR GATHERING
Beechwood was made to be used, not just admired. Three porches extend the living space outdoors, anchored by a screened porch with a fireplace and a full outdoor kitchen. Beyond it, a fully hardscaped yard and in-ground pool turn the back of the property into a destination — complete with a basement-level pool kitchen and dedicated pool bath made for hosting. Add a rare three-car garage and a laundry room and half bath on every level, and the function matches the beauty at every turn
