Vanderbilt University has purchased an 8.78-acre property in Belle Meade for $13 million, the Nashville Business Journal reports. The property will serve as the university chancellor’s residence and provide additional space for hosting guests and university events.
Located at 104 Lynnwood Blvd., the property includes a 9,765-square-foot home with five bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms.
The purchase gives Vanderbilt a new official residence for its chancellor after going five years without one. The university has not announced when the home will be ready for occupancy.
Vanderbilt previously owned a Belle Meade property known as Braeburn at 211 Deer Park Drive. The university had not used the home since 2007 and sold it in June 2021 for $7.25 million to novelist Frank Strausser.
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