5102 Pickney Drive, Brentwood
The June list of Middle Tennessee’s most expensive home purchases doesn’t have a single sale under $2 million. A couple of Floridian football vets showed up on the list: One is a former Miami Dolphins offensive tackle, and the other is a former executive for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers organization. Also, the creator of The Healing Code — known professionally as Dr. Alex — purchased a home in Brentwood.
Below are June’s top 10 home sales in Nashville and the surrounding counties, ranked by sale price.
1. 21 Northumberland, 37215
Buyer: H. Asbury, trustee
Sale price: $4.3 million
Seller: 21 Northumberland Trust
Seller’s agent: Richard B. French, French King Fine Properties
Buyer’s agent: Amy Jackson Smith, Worth Properties LLC
This home has more than 10,000 square feet, plus a 1,000-square-foot guesthouse. According to the listing, the dwelling is “world class quality throughout!” The exterior is made with stone quarried from France, the inside has American black walnut hardwood flooring, and the neighborhood is gated with a guard on duty 24/7. It’s “Sophisticated PENTHOUSE living without elevators.”
2. 5102 Pickney Drive, Brentwood
Buyer: Puzder Family Trust
Sale price: $3.75 million
Sellers: Melody and David Snodgrass
Sellers’ agent: Peyton Snodgrass, Exit Realty Music City
Buyer’s agent: Jeff Checko, The Ashton Real Estate Group of RE/MAX Advantage
This home was sold by Melody and David Snodgrass, who are the director of operations and a dentist at Snodgrass-King Pediatric Dental Associates, respectively. “Unsurpassed quality abounds in this magnificent example of classic architecture,” the listing reads. The home sits on three acres, and across from the property is the “Christmas mural barn,” featuring a mural commissioned by Cal Turner Jr. It was purchased by the Puzder Family Trust — a trust administered in part by Andy Puzder, the former CEO of CKE Restaurants, which is the parent company of Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr. Puzder was also President Trump’s onetime labor secretary nominee, but withdrew his nomination in the face of bipartisan opposition.
3. 6453 Penrose Drive, Brentwood
Buyer: Yuma Properties
Sale price: $2.67 million
Seller: Hidden Valley Homes
Seller’s agent: Carrie Zeier, RE/MAX Elite
Buyer’s agent: Stephen Delahoussaye, Scout Properties
This newly constructed home has six bedrooms, six bathrooms, three half-baths, a media room, an exercise room and a four-car garage.
4. 753 Steadman Court, Brentwood
Buyers: Alex and Hope Loyd
Sale price: $2,614,804
Seller: Arnold Homes LLC
Seller’s agent: Susan Gregory, PARKS Realty
Buyers’ agents: Molly Edmondson and Lisa Owings, Fridrich & Clark Realty
The buyers of this home, Alex and Hope Loyd, are the founders of a naturopathy system called The Healing Code — think a Christian Dr. Oz. Hope changed her name from Tracey after Dr. Alex created The Healing Code and “healed” her of clinical depression, according to his website. The home, in Brentwood’s Avery subdivision, includes five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a four-car garage and a pool.
5. 4032 Overbrook Court, 37204
Buyer: Jeffrey Allen Riggs
Sale price: $2.35 million
Seller: Michael D. Sontag, trustee
Seller and buyer’s agent: Richard F. Bryan, Fridrich & Clark Realty
This Oak Hill home is on almost two acres in Nashville’s Brookhaven Estates subdivision. It includes an “incredible kitchen featuring two islands,” according to the listing, as well as wood-burning fireplaces, a four-car garage, a dog-washing station and a large walk-in pantry.
6. 413 W. Brookfield Drive, 37205
Buyers: Jacqueline and Jake Long
Sale price: $2,325,000
Sellers: Jennifer and Daniel Gremillion
Sellers’ agent: Beth Molteni, Fridrich & Clark Realty
Buyers’ agent: Amy Jackson Smith, Worth Properties LLC
Gastroenterologist Daniel Gremillion and his wife, lawyer Jennifer Gremillion, sold this home to Jacqueline and Jake Long. Jake, the No. 1 pick in the 2008 NFL Draft, is a retired offensive tackle who played for several NFL teams — including the Miami Dolphins — and his wife Jacqueline hosts a reality show on the Destination America network called Jack of All Tastes. The 5,800-square-foot home includes five bedrooms, five baths and an in-ground pool.
5120 Murray LanePhoto: Daniel Meigs
7. 5120 Murray Lane, Brentwood
Buyer: Brian S. Shelton, trustee
Sale price: $2,155,000
Sellers: William M. Dixon and Eileen Dixon
Sellers’ agent: Joe K. Hach and Stephanie Dixon, Keller Williams Realty
Buyer’s agent: Amy B. Wyatt, Worth Properties LLC
This 8,700-square-foot home in the McGavock Farms subdivision has more than $600,000 in home additions, including a 1,500-square-foot-plus covered outdoor entertaining area. The home also has a “resort-style pool,” according to the listing.
8. 109 Loring Court, 37220
Buyers: Rodney and Kelly French
Sale price: $2.13 million
Seller: The Montijo Joint Trust
Seller’s agent: Mary Beth Thomas, PARKS Realty
Buyers’ agent: Scott Pettus, Pilkerton Realtors
According to the listing, this home is “everything you would expect in a custom estate home in both style and execution.” It features a gourmet kitchen, a wine cellar, two wet bars and a fire pit.
9. 5 Valhalla, 37215
Buyers: James Henry Graves and Judy Terry Graves
Sale price: $2,070,000
Sellers: Keith Blaydes and Robert Riedel
Sellers’ agent: Steve G. Fridrich, Fridrich & Clark Realty
Buyers’ agent: Unknown
This home includes an “extremely private backyard oasis with dramatic pool, fountains, cabana and fireplace,” according to the listing. It has an elevator to all three levels of the home and an electric car charger in the garage.
10. 915 Drew Place, 37205
Buyers: Mark J. and Amy M. Dominik
Sale price: $2,015,000
Sellers: William H. and Diane P. Edwards
Sellers’ agents: Dana Griscom and Laura Patterson, Pilkerton Realtors
Buyers’ agent: Jody Hull, Bainbridge Realty Group
Purchased by former Tampa Bay Buccaneers executive Mark Dominik — now an ESPN and Sirius XM personality — and his wife Amy, this Belle Meade home sits on a 1.15-acre lot. It has five bedrooms, walk-in closets and a wet bar.
