I also thought certain views of the inside reminded me of a mall too. I almost expected to see a Food Court on the second level 😂🤦‍♂️

Definitely not the best lay out. Somebody with too much money and not enough design/architectural skill lol

Lol, Ricky Bobby Jr signature design

@@REPR100 😆 Bingo!

Very poor design 🤦

no lake to use either

Can you just imagine the yearly property taxes?

You should learn English, first. 🙄

Right? Those sofas are hideous...

Owners thought they had good taste. Didn’t hire a professional or hired a local with no experience in such things.

Anyone would make it their own anyway may as well Keep it simple and let the perspective buyers envision

​@rebuttalc2075 If that were the case, then at a minimum they would've power washed the concrete & stone tiles around the outside of the house.🫤 What you see is a low-quality & unprofessional attempt to sell it.

Thanks Horace. I appreciate that. Soon I’ll be doing some weather again online at www.middleTNweather.com. Daily forecasts and severe coverage. Thanks again for the kind words.

Are you drinking Wanda?

That is what I was wondering.

Whoever buys this property won't have a problem spending another million if they have to get all that done.

Corps of engineers controls all the perimeter property on all the lakes in TN. If there wasn’t a grandfathered in access one might not be available. They get really pissy about you cutting a tree that blocks your view too.

you buy a houseboat to go with the house, that is how you get access to the lake

@@Sammiejomitchell Exactly. So many feet from the water's edge can not be cleared or built on, and I'm thinking it's most likely from where the mowed grass line ends between the house and the lake is most likely the boundary. There are many states that have the same type of rules in place so if someone is buying "lakefront property" they should check on things like that before signing any contracts. I looked at a large piece of "lakefront property" in Arkansas once, and was ready to put a contract on it until I found out that 150ft from where the water's edge was you could not clear or build on. It pretty much is not your property you just pay taxes on it. The 150ft was so many feet of easement and the rest was where the water could possibly rise to. And with that property having over 6500 feet of "lake frontage," that is a large chunk of property that is pretty much taken off the size of your property. I believe it added up to around 23 acres of land that I really wouldn't have owned.

2,12,22.. Looks like it could be Brad Keselowski.

Trevor Bane

@@jameshovey8301 I wonder why he bought Ryan Blaney's BKR cars? I guess he's collector. I think his Woods Brothers #21 is still at Daytona.

It belongs to Tommy C Fitzgerald. property search

Prob a marina nearby

The marble is so overused.. kids would crack heads just playing.. rooms just look dead as presented. Its like they found the best place on the property poured a HUGE pad and build on it. Reminds me of stuff I have seen in the middle east where people had more money then common sense.

I'd have to change too much, but it is nice. My only question is where is the pool and outside hot tube? Outdoor entertaining is all important to me and I'd have to do all that myself and change way too many things. $14 M is not too much but it's just way too far off from my desire.

opinions ... yawn ...

Give it a break Wanda. You aren't moving into this house. Posting 6 comments isn't gonna change that.

Like 14mil

Trevor Bane.

I believe it's Trevor Bane's house.

Lawn is already neglected.

Who ever buys this home I promise will obviously be able to afford a professional cleaning c company to clean the house.

Only $14 million. Not bad for what you get, but the property taxes are a deal breaker. $60,000 year just for property tax. That's $5,000 month. You'll never own the property. Even you had $14 million to pay cash, you will always have to pay $5,000 month in property tax.

Actually that might not be too bad. Taxes. How much land?

@@jasonsimpkins5040 In the description it says it’s 63 acres.

@@charlesbolton8471 Why would anyone need 63 acres. What do you do with that?

its like having 10/10 wife but you cant F her.

You would be surprised how many extremely wealthy people live in Tennessee. We don’t have state income tax so it’s a big draw for high income individuals who don’t have to be in any specific place to “work” like people in the entertainment industry (musicians and actors), professional athletes, etc. On top of those people, we also get a lot of “regular” people who move here from high cost of living states like California and various Northeastern states. You can buy a huge house with acreage here for the price of a two bed room condo in any major California city, New City, Boston, etc.

​@charles bolton Exactly... thank you for correcting such an ignorant statement. It's a fantastic state and "rich" people from ruined blue states are flooding there for all the good things it has to offer.

@@charlesbolton8471 maybe in nashville

@@ronlewis8398 😆🤣

Since YT doesn't like links to external articles and thus hampers people's ability to provide evidence of their claims... this is from a CNBC article. WALL STREET An old Wall Street money manager with $500 billion is moving to Nashville from Manhattan to save money PUBLISHED WED, MAY 2 2018 Asset manager AllianceBernstein is leaving New York for Nashville. The 51-year-old asset manager will move its headquarters from Midtown Manhattan to the Tennessee city and relocate about 1,050 jobs beginning later this year, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday. The company had 3,446 employees worldwide, as of the end of March. The company will invest more than $70 million in the city as part of the relocation, a release said. AllianceBernstein plans to complete its new headquarters by 2020, and finish the entire transition by 2022. "Moving our corporate headquarters here allows us to offer advantages to our employees that we simply couldn't in the New York metro area," president and CEO Seth Bernstein, said during a press conference. He noted lower living expenses, taxes and housing costs, shorter commute times and a more modern work facility. ... but facts don't matter if you can dismiss them with the click of a "🤣"

"I could use more cowbell."

Half price maybe. The taxes are to high. 60K a year! No pool... No lake access

14 million

@@jameshovey8301 ja Morant can buy it

will not even get half that without lake access

No it didn't.

She's drunk in a trailer park

Compared to Bel Air or Malibu, it's dirt cheap.

Outdated? It was built in 2017

@@jameshovey8301 I said a "little"😆

@@travis4118 its outdated with no lake access. will not even get 7 mil

@justin j crazy...! Good catch.. thought that much acreage was on the lake, too

I think it's beautiful, just too large for my lifestyle