Ray Stevens Relists Palatial Nashville Estate for $6.9 Million — See Inside! [Pictures]

Ray Stevens has listed his staggering Nashville estate for sale for $6.9 million, and pictures show a jaw-dropping property that's one of the most upscale country stars' homes of them all.

The singer-songwriter and down-home comedian's 6-bedroom, 8-bathroom, 10,179-square-foot mansion in the ultra-exclusive Belle Meade neighborhood in Nashville offers every conceivable luxury amenity, including stunning high ceilings with exposed, curved beams, plenty of windows to let in natural light, oversized rooms throughout, a chef's kitchen and more.

The luxury home's other features include:

• A large primary suite that includes a stacked stone fireplace, his and her bathroom and walk-in closet areas and French doors that step out onto the pool area.
• A laundry wing.
• A whirlpool tub and sauna.
• A three-car garage.
• A guest cottage.
• A finished basement.
• Professional landscaping
• A private pool area with an outdoor kitchen and cabana.

Stevens previously listed the estate for sale with an asking price of $8.2 million in August of 2023 before removing the listing that December. The Country Music Hall of Famer is currently asking $6.9 million for his stunning property, which sits on 6.38 acres of extremely private, gated land, surrounded by trees.

Stevens' current asking price breaks down to $678 per square foot and a monthly payment of $45,702.

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Stevens's hits include "Everything Is Beautiful," "The Streak," "Misty," "Mississippi Squirrel Revival" and more. The 85-year-old musician has remained active into his later years, but he announced in January that 2024 will mark his final run of regularly scheduled live shows at his Nashville nightclub, Ray Stevens CabaRay Showroom, though he still plans to write, record and perform select shows.

Karen Moore with Fridrich & Clark Realty holds the listing on Stevens' stunning Nashville mansion. Scroll through the pictures below to see inside, and keep scrolling to see homes belonging to more of country music's most legendary stars.