Germantown, on foot
Germantown grew up just north of downtown in the 1850s, and its brick rowhouses, Victorian cottages and church spires still set the tone. From Third Avenue, nearly everything is a walk: the Neuhoff District on the river two blocks east, a dog park just up the street, some of Nashville's most celebrated restaurants a block or two west, and the Farmers' Market, Bicentennial Mall, the Capitol and the Sounds' ballpark to the south. Downtown is a few minutes by car.
A few minutes on foot, in every direction
- NorthMorgan Park, the 3rd Avenue Dog Park, and the Magdeburg and Cumberland River greenways
- EastNeuhoff's restaurants and shops, and the future pedestrian bridge to Oracle's East Bank campus
- SouthCity House, Little Hats Market and more shops
- West5th & Taylor, Rolf and Daughters, coffee shops and more
About 10 minutes
- First Horizon ParkNashville Sounds baseball, at the edge of downtown
- Church of the AssumptionGermantown's 1859 landmark
- Bicentennial Capitol MallState park lawns below the Capitol
15 to 25 minutes
- Nashville Farmers' MarketMarket hall, restaurants and growers
- Tennessee State MuseumState history museum beside Bicentennial Mall
- Tennessee State CapitolOn the hill at the south end of the Mall
A short drive
- DowntownAbout 1.5 miles: Bridgestone Arena, the Ryman and Broadway
- Schermerhorn Symphony Center and TPACThe Nashville Symphony, Broadway tours and opera
- Nashville International AirportVia I-40
Coming soon
- Pedestrian bridge to the East BankAcross the Cumberland from Taylor Street, beside Neuhoff
- Oracle's River North campusRiverfront park and trails, and a Nobu hotel; first buildings expected in 2030
- New Nissan StadiumThe Titans' enclosed East Bank stadium, opening in 2027
Neuhoff, two blocks east
The Neuhoff District has turned the 1905 Neuhoff meatpacking plant on the Cumberland River into a 14-acre riverfront neighborhood. Adams Street is now a curbless, planted walk lined with restaurants and shops, with a dining terrace overlooking the river and the greenway running alongside.
Dinner at Fishmonger, coffee at Babychan, a drink at Charmers on the water, and Sid and Ann Mashburn's shops for clothing: all about five minutes from your front door.
Coming soon, across the river
Oracle broke ground on November 10, 2026, on its new global headquarters on the East Bank, across the Cumberland from Neuhoff. Foster + Partners has planned the River North campus as a park with buildings in it: riverfront trails, a public park, more than 1,900 new trees, and a Nobu hotel and restaurant. The first buildings are expected to open in 2030.
A pedestrian bridge, nearly 870 feet long, will cross the river from Taylor Street beside Neuhoff, so the new park and the East Bank will be a short walk from Third Avenue.
Downriver, the new enclosed Nissan Stadium is set to open in 2027 for Titans football, concerts and major events. Closer to home, First Horizon Park and the Nashville Sounds are about ten minutes away on foot, and downtown is a few minutes by car.

Built for a historic street
Both homes sit inside the Germantown Historic District, where new construction is designed to fit its street. MZA drew 1326 and 1328 to keep the rhythm of the block: brick fronts and stone planters at the sidewalk, wrought iron fences and gates, and garages tucked off the alley.
Come see the block
We'll walk you through the site, the street and the plans in person, and share MZA's interior design at the same time.