Last updated: September 7, 2026
Phoenix Lofts at 207 3rd Ave N is an 1890 Printers Alley historic loft in Downtown Core, Downtown Nashville, originally part of the Printers Alley publishing district, holding 10 residential units across 6 stories, with a unit mix spanning 1-4 bedroom lofts. Specifically, no closed sales record at the building in the trailing 18 months. Current active inventory and asking prices are shown in the live MLS list below.
In context, the Phoenix Lofts building turns over rarely. Closed-sale comparables draw from a small data set, and pricing analysis here leans on the current active listing rather than a broad sample of historical closings. For broader context, see how Phoenix Lofts compares to neighboring downtown buildings including The Quarters, The Exchange Lofts.
Current Phoenix Lofts Condos for Sale
Active MLS listings at Phoenix Lofts, sorted by price descending. Listings refresh from the current Greater Nashville REALTORS feed.
Showing 3 of 3 active listings matched in the Phoenix Loft area. Prices and status are as of the engine's last harvest pass (11-11-2026); the Realtracs MLS feed via IDX is the source, and a listing that leaves the feed leaves this grid. Based on information submitted to the MLS GRID as of that time. Analysis by Grant Hammond.
(MLS listings above update automatically from the Greater Nashville REALTORS feed.)
Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
What Is Phoenix Lofts?
Currently, Phoenix Lofts is an 1890 Printers Alley historic loft at 207 3rd Ave N. The building holds 10 residential units across 6 stories, with a unit mix spanning 1-4 bedroom lofts.
Originally built in 1890 as the Phoenix Building within the Printers Alley publishing district, the building converted to residential lofts in 2007. Printers Alley itself dates to the late 1800s as the city’s center for printing and publishing.
For context, Printers Alley anchors a narrow, pedestrian-only walking street between Third and Fourth Avenues North. Within a five-minute walk, residents reach Bridgestone Arena, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, and the Cumberland River walking corridor.
At a Glance
Address: 207 3rd Ave N, Nashville, TN 37201Year completed: 1890 (residential conversion 2007)
Stories: 6
Total units: 10
Unit mix: 1-4 bedroom lofts
Parent neighborhood: Downtown Core / Printers Alley
Current inventory: see the live MLS list above
MLS subdivision name: The Phoenix Loft
Phoenix Lofts Condo Prices in 2026
Currently, no closed sales record at Phoenix Lofts in the trailing 18 months, making closed-comp pricing analysis unavailable for the building. Current active inventory and asking prices appear in the live MLS list above, drawn from the Greater Nashville REALTORS feed. That list is the authority on the building’s price band.
For active-price-only buildings, the comp set leans heavily on neighboring downtown loft properties at the same unit count, story count, and conversion vintage. Buyers should expect to underwrite the unit against the broader downtown comp band rather than a building-internal sales history.
- No closed comps: 0 closed sales recorded in the trailing 18 months per the Greater Nashville REALTORS MLS.
- Current active inventory: see the live MLS list above.
- Comp set: neighboring downtown loft and condo conversions at the same vintage and unit count.
For broader Downtown Nashville pricing context, see the Downtown Nashville condos guide.
Phoenix Lofts Amenities
For prospective buyers, Phoenix Lofts delivers a focused amenity package consistent with its 1890 historic envelope. Specifically, the building’s value sits in its Printers Alley location and architectural character.
- Historic 1890-era loft envelope
- Exposed brick and timber
- Ten-plus foot ceilings
- Direct Printers Alley walking access
- Secured entry with controlled-access lobby
- Elevator access throughout the residential floors
- Pet-friendly per HOA bylaws (verify weight and breed restrictions)
Overall, the building’s strongest amenity is location plus historic envelope. In short, residents step directly into Printers Alley with Bridgestone Arena, Lower Broadway, and the central business district all within a 10-minute walk.
Living at Phoenix Lofts
For context, Phoenix Lofts sits within Downtown Core at 207 3rd Ave N. Notably, the building places residents three blocks east of the Cumberland River walking corridor, two blocks east of Bridgestone Arena, and four blocks south of Lower Broadway.
Additionally, the building sits within walking distance of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the Cumberland River walking corridor. Today, Printers Alley anchors a mix of music venues, bars, and historic preservation alongside downtown corporate offices.
For commute context, the building sits directly within downtown Nashville. Nashville International Airport sits roughly 12 minutes east via Korean Veterans Boulevard, and Vanderbilt University sits 8 minutes west via West End Avenue.
Phoenix Lofts Floor Plans
Specifically, Phoenix Lofts carries a unit mix spanning 1-4 bedroom lofts across 10 total units. With no closed sales in the trailing 18 months, floor plate verification depends on the current active listing and HOA records.
- No closed comps: floor plate count and square-foot ranges drawn from the building’s original 2007 conversion plans. Verify per current HOA records.
- Active listing: the live MLS list above — review each listing for current floor plate orientation and square footage.
In particular, upper-floor units carry the strongest views over Printers Alley. By contrast, lower-floor plates trade at the lowest per-sf pricing.
Phoenix Lofts Investment Outlook
Overall, Phoenix Lofts draws three buyer profiles. First, downtown professionals target the loft plates for walkability to the central business district, Bridgestone Arena, and Lower Broadway. The historic Printers Alley envelope delivers a distinct loft product unavailable in newer downtown construction.
Second, downsizing buyers target the larger plates as lock-and-leave primary residences with downtown walkability. Larger upper-floor plates carry the building’s price band.
Third, short-term rental allowance at Phoenix Lofts depends on HOA bylaws plus Metro Nashville STR permit rules. Therefore, verify in writing with the HOA before any buyer purchase intended for STR use. Notably, Davidson County does not allow non-owner-occupied STR permits in residential zoning districts.
Notably, Phoenix Lofts does not record sufficient closed-sale volume in the trailing 18 months to compute a representative DOM. Velocity analysis at this building leans on neighboring comparable buildings rather than internal sales history.
For buyers looking at Phoenix Lofts, three factors apply. First, confirm HOA STR policy in writing if rental income is part of the buy plan. Second, verify FHA project approval status through the HUD FHA condo project approval lookup before pursuing FHA financing. Third, evaluate the specific unit floor plate carefully.
Phoenix Lofts FAQs
Buyers evaluating Phoenix Lofts consistently ask a tight set of money and operational questions before booking a tour or writing a contract. The answers below reflect current MLS data and trusted source knowledge as of May 2026.
How many condos are at Phoenix Lofts?
Currently, Phoenix Lofts holds 10 residential condo units across 6 stories. No units closed in the trailing 18 months.
When was Phoenix Lofts built?
Specifically, the original Phoenix Building dates to 1890 within the Printers Alley publishing district. The residential conversion completed in 2007.
What is the price range at Phoenix Lofts?
Currently, no closed sales record at Phoenix Lofts in the trailing 18 months. Current asking prices are shown in the live MLS list on this page.
Are short-term rentals allowed at Phoenix Lofts?
Short-term rental allowance depends on the HOA bylaws plus Metro Nashville STR permit rules. Therefore, verify in writing with the HOA before any buyer purchase intended for STR use. Notably, Davidson County does not allow non-owner-occupied STR permits in residential zoning districts.
Is Phoenix Lofts FHA approved?
Therefore, check current FHA project approval at the HUD FHA condo lookup before pursuing FHA financing. FHA approval expires every three years.
What is the closest park to Phoenix Lofts?
Currently, the closest public park is the Cumberland River walking corridor and Riverfront Park, three blocks east.
What is Printers Alley?
Printers Alley is a narrow pedestrian-only walking street between Third and Fourth Avenues North that historically housed the city’s printing and publishing industry. Today it operates as a mix of music venues, bars, and historic preservation alongside downtown corporate offices.
Further Reading and Local Authority Sources
- Metro Nashville Parks
- Bridgestone Arena
- Davidson County Property Assessor
- Downtown Nashville condos guide
- The Quarters
- The Exchange Lofts
- Nashville condos for sale
Work With a Phoenix Lofts Specialist
I am Grant Hammond, a Nashville real estate broker at Compass RE with 25 years of experience and over $1 billion in career sales. My team has closed 550-plus short-term rental transactions and 350-plus high-rise condominium transactions across Middle Tennessee, including the Printers Alley and Second Avenue historic corridors and the surrounding downtown core.
If you are buying or selling at Phoenix Lofts, reach out for current MLS analysis, floor-by-floor pricing benchmarks, HOA financial review, and unit-level comp work. Call or text me directly at (615) 945-7123, or use the form below to get started. Tennessee Broker License #261980. Broker fees are not set by law and are fully negotiable.
