The model is usually the one home you cannot buy. This one is for sale. It is the finished model at Shadow Springs, with the primary suite on the main level and a covered patio, with fan and gas grill line, that faces a hillside of stacked stone, not a neighbor. In the film, the only sound on the patio is birds; from the primary bedroom, you cannot tell another home is there. The kitchen is a true eat-in: a table for ten fits between the island and the far wall. The waterfall island seats four or five, with pop-up outlets under solid brass bell pendants. The Bosch package, refrigerator included, centers on a six-burner gas range with a Kohler brass pot filler and a slab backsplash up to the hood. The vaulted living room seats six around a linear gas fireplace in 24x48 matte tile. Doorways are built tall: a six-foot-one visitor rises on tiptoe to touch the top of one. Wire-brushed engineered oak runs underfoot; grid panel moulding lines the stair wall. The primary bath has a heated floor, a freestanding oval tub for two against fluted wood-look tile, two backlit mirrors and champagne bronze Brizo and Delta fixtures; laundry is steps away. In the walk-in shower, tile runs to the ceiling; up close it looks like the surface of the moon. The powder room has a floating quartz vanity, a lighted mirror and a woven pendant. Upstairs, the loft spans the house: a couch and TV at one end, a pool table at the other. A second suite has its own walk-in shower and closet; the third bedroom uses the two-sink hall bath. Lutron lighting, a recirculating tankless water heater and a two-car garage. Shadow Springs is 32 Vastland townhomes behind a ButterflyMX video-intercom gate in Brentwood; the $350/month HOA covers grounds, insurance and trash. Under 4 minutes to I-65, under 20 to downtown Nashville and the airport. Up to 1% toward closing costs with the preferred lender and title company; ask for details. The full walkthrough film is linked in this listing. Listen for the birds.