Nashville's waterfront is set to undergo a significant transformation. The Metropolitan Planning Commission has unanimously approved a rezoning plan for Rock Harbor Marina, paving the way for a vibrant waterfront mixed-use development.
The development aims to create a dynamic space for the community to gather, boat, dine, and eventually live. By offering a variety of amenities, including biking trails, walking paths, and recreational activities, the owners hope to revitalize the Cumberland River as a distinct destination for families and individuals alike.
Rendering: Rock Harbor Marina
While the iconic Blue Moon Waterfront Grille will remain a cherished part of the marina, the redevelopment plans include a significant expansion of services. Within the next year, visitors can expect to enjoy boat, kayak, and jet ski rentals, as well as a wider range of commercial spaces, restaurants, and retail options.
The goal is to make the Cumberland River more accessible to the Nashville community and foster a deeper appreciation for its natural beauty and recreational opportunities.
The rezoning plan, shaped through extensive community engagement, includes a mix of retail, residential, and leisure opportunities. Over 100 meetings with residents and stakeholders have helped to refine the vision for the development.
Since acquiring Rock Harbor Marina in 2021, Prescott Group has assembled a team of experienced local professionals. Elliott Kyle of Equitable Property Company was enlisted as the project broker,
bringing a wealth of experience in Nashville development. Additional team members include Holland & Knight (legal counsel), FINN Partners (public relations), and Proof Branding (branding).
The project team has also partnered with Truxton Trust for financing, Centric Architecture for the design, Fulmer Lucas for civil engineering, and RC Mathews as the contractor.
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