The Wittmann residence - a remarkable Mid-Mod specimen
Truly one-of-a-kind mid-century modern home. Designed by Architect Robinson Neil Bass, known for historically significant preservation & other notable Nashville mid-century architecture. His designs include the Cheekwood Botanic Building & Jackson's Hermitage Visitor Center. The Wittmann residence is a one-owner, rare & remarkable Mid-Mod specimen. Painstakingly restored by the Wittmann heirs, the home is truly breathtaking. From the white brick exterior, to the unique roof pitch & 8 custom Velux skylights, this home displays elements quintessential to MCM design. Inside walk into soaring ceilings clad in walnut plank, natural light streaming into every room & original floor to ceiling doors, & large windows in every room that connect the interior to the natural world. A stunning new kitchen includes custom flat front walnut cabinetry designed to blend seamlessly with the original elements. See supporting documents for more info about the restoration of this piece of Nashville history