2603 Morganmeade Dr, Nashville, TN 37216

AVAILABLE NOW. NEW STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES and UPDATES!! 2 bedroom rental available in highly desirable South Inglewood neighborhood of East Nashville.... Lofted ceilings with wood beams, lots of natural light, lots of new cosmetic improvements. Home is wired for Google Fiber (best WIFI available). Fridge, range/stove, microwave, and washer/dryer. Lawn care and extermination plan included!

Walk to Shelby Bottoms Park Trailhead, access to Opryland & Shelby Bottoms Dog Park. Quick access to Briley & Interstate, PLUS 5 minutes to Riverside Village (Lou, Mitchell Deli, Village Pub, Ladybird Taco, etc), 12 minutes to Five Points, 15 minutes to downtown. Small dogs allowed with non-refundable pet fee and per month pet rent

To schedule a showing please call John at or Chris at .



AVAILABLE DATE: November 10, 2025
RENT: $1700.00
DEPOSIT: $1700.00
UTILITIES: Tenant responsibility
APPLICATION FEE: $50
ONE TIME LEASE ADMIN FEE: $75
BEDROOMS: 2
BATHROOMS: 1
SQ FT: Aprox. 900
Parking: 2 Parking spots in the front and street parking
PETS ALLOWED: Case by Case Basis (Fees apply)
SMOKING: No Smoking
RENTERS INSURANCE: Required Before Move In
HOW TO APPLY: Complete online application - Must Have Social Security Number and Valid Drivers License- Go to -Click on Homes for Rent, Click on the Property Apply Button. APPLICATION TURNAROUND TIME: 24 to 72 Business Hours

If you decide to apply for one of our properties, there is a $50 per adult application fee that is non-refundable. Anyone aged 18 or above who will be residing at the property must apply. We will (1) check your credit report; (2) check for any past evictions; (3) verify your employment, if applicable; (4) personal income must be sufficient and verifiable; (5) verify your previous landlord references; and (6) perform a criminal background screening. We encourage you not to apply if you have credit scores below 580, have ever been evicted, have bad rental history or have recent or drug/violence related felonies, or if you are in a bankruptcy. Bankruptcy has to be discharged. Read More