After having acquired multiple properties located near its campus the past three years or so, Lipscomb University has now sold three Green Hills properties for a collective $3 million, with the new owner seemingly eyeing new residences for the site.

Though Davidson County Register of Deeds documents are somewhat unclear, the properties — each offering a pre-1970-constructed single-family home and sitting adjacent to one another — apparently offer addresses of 4516, 4522 and 4526 Belmont Park Terrace.

The new owner is an LLC that shares an address with Scout Realty and about which the Post was unable to determine details.

The trio of properties (each sold for $1 million) sits to the immediate west of the Lipscomb Academy Lower School. The University also owns that property, which is located at 4517 Granny White Pike.

Lipscomb officials could not be reached for comment.

Belmont Park Terrace has seen the construction the past few years of multiple contemporary homes that replaced previous older residences such as the three that just sold.  

Lipscomb also owns similar properties at 4530 Belmont Park Terrace, 1216 Harding Place and 4517 Granny White Pike. That address is shared by the lower school and is part of a multi-parcel contiguous area of property the university had controlled prior to the recent $3 million sale. The Post has been unable to determine if the university is either seeking to sell the other properties or has already done so and the transactions have not yet been recorded by the Davidson County Register of Deeds.

The transaction follows Lipscomb’s having acquired multiple properties nears its campus the past three years or so (read more here).

Most recently, the university in February paid $616,613.85 for a residence at 1114 Morrow Ave. (read here).

This story was first published by our sister publication Nashville Post.