Westerly House is a new mid-rise apartment building in Wedgewood-Houston. Developed by Wedgewood Avenue, HY Ventures, and Atlas Real Estate Partners it includes a mix of 246 traditional and co-living units. The project offers a wide range of floor plans and according to its website, rents start around $1,330/month (as of December 2025). The new luxury market-rate apartments are located just 5 minutes from downtown at 700 Hamilton Avenue.
“Westerly House establishes a new benchmark for attainable luxury in Nashville’s mid-rise market. With architecture and amenities typically reserved for higher-priced assets—and a highly desirable Wedgewood-Houston location—the project delivers a differentiated resident experience unmatched by any comparably priced community in the city”.
Designed by Nashville-based EOA and MZA, Westerly House coins itself as a lifestyle hub built for creatives, professionals, students and newcomers eager to experience the best of Nashville. With a diverse selection of floorplans, potential renters can choose from sleek studios up to three bedrooms. There are also four-bedroom shared space residences with curated personal bedrooms.
Additionally, the building set aside specific units to accommodate those seeking short-term stays. Those units are fully furnished with access to the building’s premium amenities. Together, Westerly House combines aspects of a boutique hotel and traditional apartments for a round out its living experience. Hardaway Construction was the contractor.
Amenities include a resident lounge with micro-market, substantial coworking space with personal offices & phone booths, two fitness centers, paseo courtyard with pool and grille area to name a few. There are also two retail spaces facing Hamilton Avenue.
Central Wedgewood-Houston is in the midst of a cardinal transformation as the area has already transitioned from industrial and warehouse use properties into a substantially new area. The retail and restaurant scene continues to evolve with a mixture of high-end clothing retailers such as Hermes, recent art galleries such as Cass Contemporary, cutting edge office buildings, LGBTQ+ friendly establishments such as the relocated Trax, and was recently host to Miami’s Bal Harbor Pop-Up.
For more on Westerly House, visit the website by clicking the link (here).
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