Berry Hill property sells for $1.5M | Development

According to a Davidson County Register of Deeds document, the new owner is Cason Hayes, who owns First OnSite Restoration (a local building restoration company).

The sellers were Dolly Carlisle and David Hinton, who paid $280,000 for the 0.26-acre property in 2011, Metro records show. Carlisle seemingly once operated Athena Center of Nashville (a mental health counseling provider) from the building.

Nearby, a film and music studio campus — to carry a price tag of about $250 million and to accommodate operations for Universal Music Group — is planned (read here).

The property is adjacent to a property (with an address of 2819 Erica Place) that sold in November 2022 for $1.1 million. That transaction (read here) was the equivalent of $1,062 per foot based on the size of the building on the site. That figure, at the time, ranked on the higher end of the scale for Berry Hill properties.

The Post was unable to determine the size of the just-sold building for a per-square-foot equivalent figure.

For context, the just-sold property was once owned by local entrepreneur Bob Todrank, who paid $30,000 for it in 1977, according to Metro records.