Walk to Nissan · 2BR · TV's "Nashville" House

Welcome to Deacon's House, by Music City Magnolia — Deacon Claybourne's actual home from ABC/CMT's "Nashville," walking distance to Nissan Stadium.



This is the one. Deacon Claybourne's house — the actual home from the hit ABC/CMT TV series "Nashville" — is a real vacation rental in East Nashville's Edgefield neighborhood, and it is every bit as good in person as it looks on screen. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a stone fireplace, a chef's kitchen with Viking cooktop, a pellet ice-maker, a wine fridge, and a private backyard with a fire pit. Show memorabilia throughout. If you watched "Nashville," staying here is a genuine full-circle moment.



Beyond the TV history, Deacon's House is one of Nashville's most romantic couples getaways — stone fireplace (decorative/non-working), Viking kitchen, wine fridge, and a private backyard fire pit. Anniversary trips, honeymoons, and quiet East Nashville weekends start here.



The home sleeps 4 guests with a king in the primary and a queen in the guest room. The chef's kitchen is the kind of setup that makes you actually want to cook — Viking cooktop, full appliances, stocked and ready. The stone fireplace anchors the living room with the warmth the show always captured. Out back, the private fenced yard and fire pit are yours for the evenings.



The upstairs of the home is a fully separate, locked owner's storage — private and completely off-limits to guests. You have the main living areas and bedrooms entirely to yourselves.



The Edgefield / East Nashville location puts you close to some of Nashville's best independent restaurants and walkable neighborhood energy. Sky Blue Cafe is 459 feet away. Turnip Truck is 0.2 miles. Fatherland and Butcher & Bee are both 0.6 miles. Lockeland Table is 1.3 miles. Shelby Bottoms nature walk and Shelby Golf Course are about a mile away.



For CMA Fest and NFL games at Nissan Stadium, this is one of the best-positioned rentals in the city — 0.9 miles to the stadium. Broadway is 1.8 miles by car or rideshare. B-Cycle kiosks and Eastside Cycles are nearby for two-wheeled Nashville exploration.