Inside the Gorgeous Homes of Country Music’s Biggest Stars

The country music industry has been blessed with some true superstars over the years. It seems like every country star has managed to find themselves a beautiful home, with most of them around the epicenter of country music – Nashville, Tennessee.

Shania Twain – $10.95 million

Canadian country/pop singer Shania Twain has been a mainstream hit over the years. In 2019, the singer put her beautiful home in the Bahamas up for sale. The 7,000 square-foot home has five bedrooms, six bathrooms and incredible panoramic views of the sea.

Keith Urban – $3.45 million

Without a doubt one of the most successful country singers of the last 30 years, Keith Urban is well within his rights to live in a beautiful home. Until recent times, the New Zealand-born singer had been living with Hollywood superstar wife Nicole Kidman in a stunning 5,086-square-foot home in Franklin, Tennessee. Originally valued at $3.45 million, this four-bedroom farmhouse is a 30-minute drive away from Nashville and has been described as a very private space, with a “renovated and expanded brick farmhouse and guest cottage.”

Sheryl Crow – $3.8 million

One of the most well-respected female country singers of all time, Sheryl Crow has won fans from many different places due to her ability to adapt to different genres. Back in 2006, the “Strong Enough” singer bought a stunning 152-acre farm home and ended up converting all of the buildings that needed electricity to solar power. The estate includes an elevator, a barn, a stable, and even a recording studio. Fast forward seven years though and Crow decided to sell the home to ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill.

Kenny Rogers – $4.8 million

When you are talking about country music, it’s impossible not to mention Kenny Rogers. This country music Hall of Famer has released classic songs such as “Through the Years” and has the real estate to back up his musical credentials. Rogers splashed $1.5 million on this beautiful Atlanta home in 2012. With 22 rooms, a Roman spa, and an elevator, this 12,000 square-foot home has been frequently on and off the market over the years. Recently though, it is believed that the home will go to a new owner.