Boutique lodge eyed for East Nashville | Growth

An trader group led by Nashville-based mostly Tyler Cauble has obtained for $3 million the Dickerson Pike home residence to The Congress Inn.

Cauble, founder of The Cauble Group and Hamilton Enhancement, will staff with Crimson Rover Hospitality to reinvent the buildings as a boutique resort called Salt Ranch. A summer season 2022 opening is slated adhering to a full update for which a selling price is not getting disclosed.

In accordance to a release, the assistance business will be billed as East Nashville’s only mid-luxurious boutique lodge.

Positioned at 2914 Dickerson Pike, The Congress Inn’s properties offered 52 rooms, with the site getting at the time highlighted a swimming pool and a cafe. The Congress Inn just lately shut.

The principal setting up — which housed Maple Manor and Cafe and is wrapped by the modernist structures that supplied the motel rooms — is thought to have housed wounded and dying soldiers all through the Civil War.

Maple Manor and Cafe reached its peak attractiveness in the 1950s and 1960s (as observed higher than), as common-period region tunes stars patronized the enterprise, the release notes.

Once up to date, the future Salt Ranch will provide an “historic and intimate really feel.” The launch notes Nashville-dependent Pfeffer Torode Architecture is handling style, with the furnishings and ambiance to evoke a “pleasant country attraction.” The rooms will attribute Frette linens, clawfoot bathtubs and many bespoke and high-conclusion vintage household furniture parts.

The restaurant and bar will relaunch immediately after pretty much 40 several years of inactivity. The bar will supply cocktails related to what Crimson Rover Hospitality will offer at future East Nashville bar Bay 6 at The Clean, though The Phase at Congress Inn will host reside music.

“Our crew has been investing closely in East and North Nashville,” Cauble explained in the launch. “We experience it’s our duty to make certain that this local community remains intact though continuing to build and re-consider longstanding houses. Salt Ranch will build nevertheless a different draw for the eclectic community, and we’re proud to be a part of it.”

Jordan Fife, Crimson Rover Hospitality Business controlling partner and founder, stated all aspects of the property will be intended “to market interactions concerning resort team and guests to emphasize the sensation that, ‘right here, you are property.’”

Cauble and Fife obtained the property from an LLC that paid out $900,000 for it in 2007.