Ray Stevens has re-listed his palatial Nashville estate, and pictures show a home fit for a star from country music’s Golden Era.
The singer, songwriter and country humorist’s 6-bedroom, 8-bathroom, 10,179-square-foot mansion in the upper-crust Belle Meade area of Music City offers soaring high ceilings with exposed beams, oversized windows, large rooms throughout, a chef’s kitchen and more top-notch luxuries.
Highlights of the Country Music Hall of Famer’s stunning mansion include:
- A spacious owner’s suite that offers a stacked stone fireplace, dual bathrooms and walk-in closets, and French doors that lead directly to the pool area.
- A pool area that includes an outdoor kitchen and cabana.
- A separate laundry wing.
- A whirlpool tub and sauna.
- A three-car garage.
- A guest cottage.
- A finished basement.
- Professional landscaping.
The country legend first listed the estate for sale for $8.2 million in August of 2023. He later re-listed the property and subsequently lowered the price.
Stevens is now asking $6.3 million for his massive residence, which breaks down to $619 per square foot and a monthly payment of $40,528.
Stevens’ long list of hits over the decades includes “Everything Is Beautiful,” “The Streak,” “Misty,” “Mississippi Squirrel Revival” and more.
Stevens announced in January that 2024 will mark his final run of regular live shows at his Nashville venue, Ray Stevens CabaRay Showroom. Now 85, Stevens still plans to write and record, as well as perform select shows after 2024.
Karen Moore with Fridrich & Clark Realty holds the listing on Ray Stevens’ Nashville mansion. Scroll through the pictures below to see inside his remarkable residence, and keep scrolling to see inside homes belonging to more of country music’s most legendary stars.
PICTURES: See Inside Ray Stevens’ Palatial Nashville Estate
Gallery Credit: Sterling Whitaker
