Country Singer Alan Jackson’s Former $22 Million Tennessee Mansion
Country music icon Alan Jackson and his family lived in this Franklin, Tennessee, estate for over a decade before selling it for $19 million in March 2021.
Nestled on 4.29 acres and surrounded by an additional 120 acres of protected green space, Jackson purchased the land in 2009 and built the custom hilltop mansion within the Laurelbrooke neighborhood.
Designed by Ron Farris, the home blends timeless Southern architecture with monumental scale, making it one of the most significant residential sales in the Nashville area.
Property Highlights
Price: $19 million (sold in 2021)
Size: 22,012 square feet
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 11
Notable Features: Climate-controlled 15-car garage, pool with cabana area, extensive outdoor living spaces, gated neighborhood with 24/7 manned security, and private gated driveway
A Special Look at The Franklin Home
With 4.29 acres to its name, Alan Jackson’s former Tennessee home offers plenty of standout features that reflect both Southern charm and high-end luxury. From the grand main house to the lush outdoor spaces, here are some of the property’s most memorable highlights.
Entering The Property
Set behind its own wrought-iron gates within the prestigious, guard-gated Laurelbrooke community, the estate makes a grand first impression long before you reach the front door.
At the end of the long brick driveway, the home comes into view with its vine-covered walls, grand staircase leading up to the front door, and European villa design.
Formal Living Room
Through the foyer’s arched hallway, the formal living room is filled with rich textures, carved millwork, and layered lighting centered beneath a ceiling medallion and gold-accented chandelier.
The seating arrangement invites conversation in an atmosphere of classic refinement and natural light, in front of a carved limestone fireplace
Primary Suite
Upstairs, the primary suite is wrapped in warm neutrals, where a vaulted ceiling rises above an intricately carved four-poster bed, framed by weathered wood nightstands and softly illuminated by delicate lighting.
Plush, tufted chairs and a sitting area near the arched French door offer a quiet vantage point to take in the surrounding greenery on the two private balconies attached to the suite.
Primary Suite Bathroom
Within the suite, this bathroom is designed in pale cream tones accented with gold hardware and candelabras, with a deep soaking tub placed beneath tall windows and across from a makeup vanity.
See The Rest of The Estate
There are many other spaces within Jackson’s former home worthy of exploring, especially the expansive front yard with an intimate fireside lounge under the stars and the sleek pool area lined with loungers, all of which you can see in the Instagram post from Country Hub.
The home’s entertainment areas are also top of the line, including a music room lined with shelves showcasing Jackson’s many career achievements, a bar, media room, and an outdoor entertaining space. All of these are a must-see in the YouTube video from Taste of Country.
Why Did Jackson Sell?
When Alan Jackson sold his $19 million Tennessee mansion in 2021, it marked a deliberate step toward simplifying his lifestyle.
After years in the grand, columned estate that reflected his country music legacy, Jackson opted for a more modest and modern home in Nashville, trading square footage for a sense of ease while staying close to the city he’s long called home.
While his former estate remains one of the most iconic in the region, Jackson’s next chapter has been rooted in comfort, clarity, and a quieter kind of luxury.
