The Residences at Broadwest

The Residences at Broadwest at a glance

The Residences at Broadwest is a luxury condominium community in the heart of Midtown Nashville, occupying the top 20 floors — floors 15 through 34 — of a 34-story mixed-use tower on West End Avenue. The building sits on a full city block bounded by West End Avenue, Hayes Street, and 16th Avenue, with the 234-room Conrad Nashville hotel occupying floors 1 through 14 below the residences. With 196 condominiums in all, it is one of the most prominent high-rise addresses in Davidson County, designed by architect Cooper Carry and built by general contractor Hoar Construction. Construction was completed and the building opened in 2021.

These are condominium homes rather than detached houses, so there are no individual lots — the community is a single vertical tower. Floor plans run from one to three bedrooms, with penthouse residences at the top, and every owner shares a hotel-grade amenity package and 24/7 concierge service. The original 196 units sold within four months of the initial offering, pre-opening, in 2020-2021, and the community now trades as an active resale market — buyers here tend to be people who want a lock-and-leave, full-service home in walkable Midtown without the upkeep of a single-family property. We pull live numbers, current availability, and HOA details for you so you are working from today's figures, not yesterday's.

Who builds in The Residences at Broadwest

The Residences at Broadwest was developed by Propst Development, the developer behind the larger Broadwest mixed-use project. Propst shaped the residential program on floors 15 through 34 — the floor plans, finishes, and the resident amenity package — and paired it with the adjacent Conrad Nashville hotel so that residents have access to hotel-grade services within their own building. The tower was designed by Cooper Carry and constructed by Hoar Construction, a team that delivered a single, cohesive high-rise on a full Midtown city block.

Because Broadwest is one community in one building rather than a multi-builder subdivision, the experience is consistent from floor to floor: one developer, one design vocabulary, and one shared set of amenities. If you want to understand how the residential floors relate to the hotel and retail levels below, that is exactly the kind of thing we walk through with you on a tour.

Homes & floor plans

Broadwest is a condominium community, so every home is a flat within the tower — there are no individual lots. Floor plans range from one-bedroom residences starting around 908 square feet up to three-bedroom layouts near 1,951 square feet, with penthouse residences reaching as large as 3,455 square feet. The homes sit on floors 15 through 34, which puts even the lower residential floors well above street level and gives many units long views across Midtown and the broader Nashville skyline.

• One-bedroom residences from approximately 908 sf
• Two- and three-bedroom residences up to approximately 1,951 sf
• Penthouse residences up to approximately 3,455 sf
• Residential floors 15 through 34 of the 34-story tower
• Four high-speed elevators serving the residences
• Access to Conrad Nashville hotel services, including housekeeping, room service, and valet

For the specific layouts, square footages, and finishes available right now, the developer's residence pages are the official source, and we cross-reference them against live MLS resale listings so you can see exactly what is on the market. We pull current floor plans and pricing for you rather than relying on figures that may have shifted.

Amenities & community life

Broadwest is built around a deep, hotel-influenced amenity package shared by all residents. The community offers a resort pool with a sun shelf and cabanas, a fitness center with a sauna and steam room, and a full-swing golf simulator, along with social and work spaces including a billiards room, a library, a conference room, a private dining room with a catering kitchen, and an owners lounge and bar. Outdoor grilling stations, a dog park, and a pet wash station round out the day-to-day living spaces.

• Resort pool with sun shelf and cabanas
• Fitness center with sauna and steam room
• Full-swing golf simulator
• Billiards room, library, and conference room
• Private dining room with catering kitchen
• Owners lounge and bar
• Outdoor grilling stations
• Dog park and pet wash station
• 24/7 concierge service
• Four high-speed elevators
• Conrad Nashville hotel services available to residents (housekeeping, room service, valet)

Because the residences sit above the Conrad Nashville hotel, the everyday experience leans toward full-service, low-maintenance living: concierge support around the clock, hotel amenities a few floors below, and a building designed so most of what you need is under one roof in walkable Midtown.

Location, access & schools

The Residences at Broadwest occupies a full city block in Midtown Nashville, with frontage and access from West End Avenue, Hayes Street, and 16th Avenue. West End is one of the main corridors connecting downtown Nashville to the west, which puts downtown, Vanderbilt's surrounding area, and the I-440 and I-40 connections all within a short drive. The Midtown setting is walkable, with dining and services along the West End corridor right outside the building.

The community falls within Metro Nashville Public Schools. As of the most recent zoning, it is zoned for Eakin Elementary School, West End Middle School, and Hillsboro Comprehensive High School. School zones can change, so we confirm current attendance boundaries with the district for the exact unit you are considering before you rely on them.

What to verify before you buy

Broadwest is an established building with an active resale market, so the most important figures to confirm are the current ones. Before you write an offer, we verify the live list price and recent sale prices for the specific floor plan and floor you want, current availability, the unit's exact square footage, and the monthly HOA dues — which at Broadwest cover hotel-grade services and vary meaningfully by unit. We pull all of this from live MLS data and the HOA so you are deciding on today's numbers, not an estimate.

• Current list and recent sale prices for the floor plan and floor you want
• Live availability and how the unit is positioned in the tower
• Exact square footage and bedroom/bath count for the specific residence
• Current monthly HOA dues and exactly what they include
• What hotel and concierge services convey with the residence

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction and high-rise condominium communities, and because we tour Nashville's new and luxury buildings constantly, we help you compare floor plans, weigh one residence against another, and navigate the contract from offer to closing. On the cost of representation: in new construction, most builders and developers pay our commission, so our representation is often little or no cost to you — but it varies by the community, so we tell you the exact cost up front before you commit. Reach The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll pull live Broadwest availability and pricing for you.

Broadwest's mixed-use campus: office tower, hotel & retail

The Residences at Broadwest condominium tower is one piece of a larger Broadwest campus that fills a full city block at 1600-1616 West End Avenue. Alongside the 34-story residential/hotel tower, developer Propst Development built a separate 21-story, roughly 500,000-square-foot Class AA office tower (designed by Cooper Carry, built by Turner Construction), a 3.5-story flex building with additional office and retail space, and a 1.5-acre public plaza connecting the buildings. Law firm Adams and Reese expanded its Nashville office at Broadwest in 2026, one of several office tenants in the campus. For residents, that means restaurants, a plaza, and office foot traffic at street level rather than a stand-alone residential tower in isolation — worth knowing if you want a quieter, more purely residential building elsewhere in Midtown.

The campus includes a roughly 2,500-space underground parking garage shared across the office, hotel, and residential uses, with controlled, secured access for residential parking kept separate from hotel and office parking. Most residences at Broadwest include at least one deeded parking space in the secure garage, and many units include two, with a smaller number of listings advertising three spaces or an EV charger as a premium feature — always confirm the exact number of deeded spaces (and any EV charger) that convey with the specific unit you're considering, since it varies listing to listing.

Location & commute specifics

Broadwest sits at 1616 West End Avenue in Midtown, roughly a mile from both downtown Nashville's Broadway entertainment district and The Gulch, and within walking distance of Vanderbilt University's campus and Centennial Park. West End Avenue is a direct corridor into downtown, and I-440 and I-40 are both a short drive away, giving residents fast access west toward Belle Meade and Green Hills or east toward the airport. Because the building sits in one of Nashville's most walkable corridors, many residents use the building's location to cut down on daily driving for dining, entertainment, and Vanderbilt-area errands — but as with any urban high-rise, actual walk times and traffic patterns are worth experiencing in person, at the time of day you'd actually commute, before you decide how car-dependent your day-to-day will be.

HOA dues, parking & what ownership actually costs

Because Broadwest is a full-service, amenity-rich high-rise, its HOA dues run meaningfully higher than a typical Nashville condo, and they vary by unit size and floor. As of 2026, third-party building trackers (Homes.com, nashvillehome.guru) report monthly HOA dues ranging from roughly $681 for smaller one-bedroom units up to $3,296 for the largest units and penthouses, with a typical two-bedroom running near $1,200 per month. Dues are reported to cover building maintenance, staffing, security, insurance, reserves, and the shared amenity package; Conrad Nashville hotel services such as housekeeping and room service are billed separately, a la carte, on top of the HOA. These figures move over time and by unit, so they are estimates to plan around, not numbers to rely on for a specific residence.

Before you write an offer, we pull the current HOA budget, reserve study, and dues for the exact unit and floor you're considering directly from the HOA and the listing agent, since published third-party ranges can lag the association's actual current assessment.

Resale market data (read with care)

Broadwest sold out its original 196 units within about four months of its initial 2020-2021 offering, and it now trades entirely as a resale market — there is no developer still selling new inventory in the tower. Third-party market trackers reviewing trailing MLS activity (nashvillehome.guru, granthammond.com, as of roughly May 2026) report closed sales spanning about $715,000 to $7.6 million, with reported median price-per-square-foot figures in the roughly $900-$975 range building-wide — meaningfully above non-branded West End condo comps, which trackers attribute to the Conrad hotel-branded amenity package. Reported one-bedroom closings have run roughly $715,000-$995,000, two-bedrooms roughly $1.1-$1.6 million, and three-bedroom/penthouse units from about $2.15 million up to $7.2-$7.6 million for the largest penthouses. Different trackers report modestly different turnover counts and psf medians for the same trailing period, which is normal for a smaller, actively-traded building — treat these as directional, sourced ranges rather than an appraisal.

We can't predict where prices go from here, and no one reputable can. What we can do is pull the actual closed comps for the floor plan and floor you want, in real time, from MLS, so you're negotiating off verified recent sales rather than a dated online estimate.

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