Church Street Lofts

Last updated: May 16, 2026

Church Street Lofts 2006 historic loft conversion at 305 Church Street in Downtown Nashville with 1-2 bedroom lofts layouts

Church Street Lofts at 305 Church Street is a 2006 historic loft conversion in Downtown Core, Downtown Nashville, converted from the Cheatham Building, holding 17 residential units across 3 stories, with a unit mix spanning 1-2 bedroom lofts. Over the trailing 18 months, 4 closed sales record at the building, with a 2-BR median of $1,075,000 and a median days-on-market of 11 days. Buyers searching for Church Street Lofts Nashville most often land at Church Street Lofts.

By comparison, the Banner Block development at 305 Church Street pairs the historic 1890 Cheatham Building with the modern Exchange Lofts at 309 Church. Church Street Lofts occupies the historic side, with exposed brick, terrazzo flooring, and 10-to-18-foot ceilings. For broader context, see how Church Street Lofts compares to neighboring downtown buildings including Exchange, Viridian.

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What Is Church Street Lofts?

Church Street Lofts secured entrance at 305 Church Street in Downtown Nashville Downtown Core condo building

Currently, Church Street Lofts is a 2006 historic loft conversion at 305 Church Street in Downtown Core. The building holds 17 residential units across 3 stories, with a unit mix spanning 1-2 bedroom lofts. Originally built in 1890 as the Cheatham Building, the structure converted to residential lofts in 2006 under Core Development.

For context, the Downtown Core corridor anchors a working mix of state government, entertainment district employment, downtown corporate offices, and hospitality. Within a five-minute walk, residents reach Bridgestone Arena, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, and the Cumberland River walking corridor.

At a Glance
Address: 305 Church Street, Nashville, TN 37201

Year completed: 2006 (original building 1890 Cheatham Building)

Stories: 3

Total units: 17

Unit mix: 1-2 bedroom lofts

Parent neighborhood: Downtown Core / Banner Block

Closed sales (trailing 18 months): 4

Closed price range: $525,000 to $2,500,000

Median closed price: $847,500

Median DOM: 11 days

Church Street Lofts Condo Prices in 2026

For context, Church Street Lofts trades at the high end of the historic-loft downtown band reflective of its 1890 envelope, 17-unit count, and exposed-brick floor plates. The trailing 18 months record 4 closed sales spanning $525,000 to $2,500,000, with a median closed price of $847,500 and a median 11-day DOM.

By comparison to the Banner Block neighbor at 309 Church (The Exchange Lofts), 2-BR closings at Church Street Lofts trade at approximately $668 per square foot — a meaningful per-foot premium for the historic Cheatham Building envelope. Median DOM at 11 days places Church Street Lofts fast relative to the downtown Nashville condo range.

1-bedroom closings: 1 closed sale, median $525,000.
2-bedroom closings: 3 closed sales, median $1,075,000.

For broader Downtown Nashville pricing context covering Viridian, Encore, Bennie Dillon, and the Banner Block, see the Downtown Nashville condos guide.

Church Street Lofts Amenities

For prospective buyers, Church Street Lofts delivers a focused amenity package consistent with mid-2000s historic loft conversion. Specifically, the building’s value is split between on-site architectural features and corridor walkability.

Exposed brick walls throughout the floor plates
Ten- to eighteen-foot ceilings
Hardwood floors
Large industrial windows
Secured parking (assigned per unit; verify count)
Ground-floor retail at neighboring storefronts
Secured entry with controlled-access lobby
Elevator access throughout the residential floors
Pet-friendly per HOA bylaws (verify weight and breed restrictions)

Church Street Lofts amenity deck and shared common spaces at 305 Church Street in Downtown Core condo building

Overall, the building’s strongest amenity is location. In short, residents step directly into the Church Street walking grid with Bridgestone Arena, the Nashville Symphony, and Lower Broadway all within a 10-minute walk.

Living at Church Street Lofts

For context, Church Street Lofts sits at 305 Church Street within Downtown Core. Notably, the building places residents three blocks east of the Cumberland River, two blocks east of Bridgestone Arena, and four blocks south of Lower Broadway.

Additionally, the building shares the Banner Block development with The Exchange Lofts at 309 Church. Today, the corridor anchors a working mix of state government, downtown corporate offices, and the Lower Broadway hospitality sector.

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.

Church Street Lofts Floor Plans

Specifically, Church Street Lofts carries a tight unit mix spanning 1-2 bedroom lofts. MLS-documented closings in the trailing 18 months cover both floor plates.

1-bedroom plates: 1 closed sale at median $525,000. Verify exact square footage and floor plate orientation per the active MLS listing.
2-bedroom plates: 3 closed sales at median $1,075,000. Verify exact square footage and floor plate orientation per the active MLS listing.

In particular, upper-floor units carry the strongest views over the Church Street corridor. By contrast, lower-floor plates trade at the lowest per-sf pricing.

Church Street Lofts Investment Outlook

Overall, Church Street Lofts draws three buyer profiles. First, downtown professionals target the loft plates for walkability to Bridgestone Arena, the Symphony, and the Lower Broadway corporate corridor. The historic Cheatham Building envelope delivers a distinct loft product unavailable in newer downtown construction.

Second, downsizing buyers target the 2-BR plates as lock-and-leave primary residences with Church Street walkability. The $1.075M median 2-BR closing documents the building’s price band.

Third, short-term rental allowance at Church Street 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, the 11-day median DOM at Church Street Lofts signals fast resale velocity for the building relative to the downtown Nashville condo range. By comparison, neighboring high-rise buildings such as Viridian (median 57 days) and Encore (median 43 days) bracket the downtown norm.

For buyers looking at Church Street 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, since each unit represents a distinct layout rather than a standardized plate.

Church Street Lofts FAQs

Buyers evaluating Church Street 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 Church Street Lofts?

Currently, Church Street Lofts holds 17 residential condo units across 3 stories. Verify exact total unit count with the HOA at the time of buy. Notably, over the past 18 months, 4 units closed at the building.

When was Church Street Lofts built?

Specifically, the original Cheatham Building dates to 1890. The residential loft conversion finished in 2006 under Core Development as part of the Banner Block development.

What is the price range at Church Street Lofts?

Over the past 18 months, closed sales at Church Street Lofts recorded between $525,000 and $2,500,000, with a median of $847,500. The 2-BR median closing lands at $1,075,000.

Are short-term rentals allowed at Church Street 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 Church Street 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 Church Street Lofts?

Currently, the closest public park is the Cumberland River walking corridor and Riverfront Park, three blocks east.

How does Church Street Lofts compare to The Exchange Lofts?

By comparison, both buildings are part of the same Banner Block development on Church Street. Church Street Lofts occupies the historic 1890 Cheatham Building at 305 Church and trades at higher per-foot pricing ($668/sf 2-BR median). The Exchange Lofts at 309 Church occupies the modern side and trades at $455/sf 2-BR median, a per-foot discount. See the Exchange building profile for current MLS pricing context.

Work With a Church Street Lofts Specialist

I am Grant Hammond, a Nashville real estate broker at BDG Partners @ 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 full Downtown Nashville Banner Block inventory at The Exchange Lofts and the surrounding downtown corridor.

If you are buying or selling at Church Street 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.