Cupcakes at the 'Cape' ('Cape' Montague)

Are high gas prices and travel fares keeping you in town this summer? Here's your chance to escape to the 'cape' the way Nashvillians used to in the 1940's. It may not be Cape Cod, but this home in Montague, is as close as you can get in a seven minute drive from town.

Join us for an afternoon of croquet on the lawn, cupcakes (and other snacks and drinks). It's much more than just an open house. Check out the video (at right) to learn more about the neighborhood and host home. Bring family and friends!

Jun 28, 2008,
2:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Event: Cupcakes at the 'Cape' Hosted by: Kimble When: Jun 28, 2008, 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM Location: 'Cape' Montague 1008 Falls Ave, Madison, TN

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Deal of the Week

The bozTEAM deal of the week is carefully researched from hundreds of listings. Pains are taken to crunch numbers and single out one of the best potential bargains. It's an arduous process that pits bozTEAM members against each other - fighting it out to bring you, the consumer the best of the best.

This week...no fighting. Not a dissent among us. The choice was so crystal clear it was almost too easy.

This week's Deal of the Week is:
Good for the environment: Responsibly renovated with an eye on the Reduce, Reuse, Recycle methodology, as well as accepted standards for maximizing energy efficiency.




Innovative: Influenced by the design principles of noted modernists and 1950's mid century designers, the home uses innovative materials and style on the inside. Yet, it's modest exterior is designed to blend with nature on its large, wooded lot. It is a rare modern marvel among the conservative traditional homes of Belle Meade Highlands.

A BARGAIN!
In this case, let's see what we mean about bargain.

The home was appraised in November, 2007 for $1,125,000. The list price: $949,000. Yes, you read right. That's $176,000 of equity.



Equity like creates additional financing opportunities that might not normally be available in this current market, like low down payments, or even 0 down.
The price per square foot of $204. 31 is 12% less than the current listing average of $231.84 per square foot.

Any way you slice this one, it comes up an attractive deal. "So," You say skeptically, "It must be a dud. What's wrong with it?"

Good question. The only answers we could come up with are:

1. It's been on the market awhile. It's possible the typical buyer in the Belle Meade Highlands market may not be ready for modern or green.
2. It's consertative exterior sits on a secluded lot. While this is ideal for the residents, it is difficult to see as you drive by on the street. It's possible this is why it has been overlooked.
3. The expansive interior space of the home (4645 square feet) is also masked by the exterior colors.

The good news is - it's OPEN SUNDAY, June 21st! So, take a moment to take a look at this week's Deal of the Week and let us know what you think! We think it's a steal.

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What to Do in Nashville When You're Hungry

Hungry for something new to do in Nashville? Not the usual movies, music, shopping or arts - but some actual FOOD?

On most days in Nashville, you may find yourself racking your brain for which of our city's finest eateries you will choose.

On most days, once you get all gussied up and get to that place you chose, you have one more choice...which of those fabulous meals you will pick.

Sadly, although you have enjoyed the pleasure of that scrumptious meal prepared by that famed chef; you may have regrets about the meal you couldn't venture to try out. You may not have room for tastes of other meals or that dessert you saw carried to someone else's table.

Well, on June 21st ALL THAT WILL CHANGE! For, on that one special night, Nissan brings all the greatest food of Nashville downtown. (and much of the drink, too).

Nothing beats the backdrop of our beautiful city from the Gateway Bridge - except maybe the food! And the bite sized portions leave room for experiencing all the tastes this city has to offer.

Get your tickets early and save a little. They are $45 online and $55 at the door. So, for a fraction of what that trip to the actual restaurant might cost, you can enjoy over 37 restaurants (at last count).

There's more good news! You won't just leave feeling full; you'll also feel fulfilled, knowing that a portion of your ticket price benefits the Second Harvest Food Bank of Nashville, bringing food to the tables of Nashville's less fortunate.

If you haven't seen the changing skyline in awhile...

If you have been meaning to try that restaurant but haven't found the time...

Or if you just want a night of jazz and crowds of other foodies...

Sign up and we'll see you there!

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