A piece of country music history is up for sale.
The stunning Tennessee home that Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash built for their only son together, John Carter Cash, is on the market for a cool $6.25 million as of this week.
According to the listing, the 4,232-square-foot house has two bedrooms and three baths, and is located in Hendersonville, Tennessee (about 20-miles northeast from Nashville).
The home was built in 1987, and is known as the Dogwood Estate on Cash Mountain. The listing also gives a great description of what the 20-acres of space has to offer, which features a view from the highest elevation in Sumner County:
“While this gated historic haven offers seclusion, it’s just a short 30 minute drive away from Nashville’s vibrant heart, granting you the best of both worlds.
Originally built for Johnny Carter Cash by his parents Johnny and June, both the home and cabin were designed and built by Braxton Dixon, ‘builder to the stars’ in the 60s and 70s.
Admire the meticulous use of historic materials such as yellow heart pine floors, stained glass windows from Europe, Amish built stone fireplaces, and a thirty-foot cathedral ceiling. The storybook Dixon Cabin, which dates to 1789, crowns the property overlooking the main house below.”
The listing is held by Erin Krueger and Mary Spotts of Compass, and you can check out photos of the absolutely gorgeous estate (log cabin doesn’t feel nearly sufficient enough to describe it) below.
