Hwy 12 Lodge

Close enough to the city with all the small-town charm! This vacation home is very warm and welcoming, only 24 miles to Downtown Nashville. This home is away from the hustle and bustle of the big city life, but provides all the comforts of home and still gives you that country feel. Close to all the music and venues Nashville has to offer.

*Booking Total includes Limited Damage Waiver in lieu of security deposit. (Built into Cleaning Fee on ABB)

Layout:

Bedroom One - King Bed

Bedroom Two - Queen Bed and Twin Fold Out

Living Room - Comfortable Couch - Not a Sleeper

Three Outdoor Spaces - One is Screened In

Fully Stocked Kitchen

Optimal Workspace

The home is equipped with Wifi and cable, however - television service in this area is sporadic. Please consider bringing your own firestick or other app-based log-in for viewing TV.

Ashland City is surrounded by amazing nature trails and hiking areas.

Cumberland River Bicentennial Trail - users have almost 8 continuous one-way miles to walk, run and bicycle on the Cumberland River Bicentennial Trail. For those not familiar with the trail, there are two segments open. The first 4 miles follows the old rail bed from Marks Creek, just outside of Ashland City, to the north end of Chapmansboro Road. The second segment of the trail (Eagle Pass) begins across Chapmansboro Road and proceeds north towards the Cheatham Dam/ Montgomery County line.Conveniently Located in Ashland City, just outside of Nashville! Gives guests optimal access to everything the area has to offer but without the Big City Price. Easy drive to Grand Ole Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame, Music Row, Lower Broadway, Ryman Auditorium, Opry Mills Mall, Parthenon - Centennial Park, Radnor Lake State Park, Cheekwood and so much more!

This home was purchased in 1989 by Renowned Country Artist Randy Travis and in 2002 by the late Cheatham County philanthropist, John E. Mayfield. Ashland City’s Highway 12 Lodge, is packed full of charm, amenities, and unique history. The current owners purchased the property in December of 2018, and the renovations began immediately. “We chose this home for our first rental because of its incredible bones and history,” says former SUPERHOST owner Janet - “While carefully preserving the home’s originality, we wanted to make everything feel new again,”.