Dan + Shay singer-songwriter Dan Smyers has listed his stunning mansion in Nashville for sale, and pictures show a perfect mix of ultra-modern luxury and laid-back casual living.
Smyers’ 5-bedroom, 6-bathroom, 5,365-square-foot home sits on just under an acre in the high-dollar Brentwood area of Nashville, set back from the road behind a long driveway that helps keep prying eyes away.
The gleaming stone, wood and glass structure features oversized windows that let in plenty of natural light, and the high-end residence also boasts top-flight amenities that include:
- A saltwater pool and hot tub
- Full home automation
- Full home water filtration
- Front and back irrigation
- A home recording studio
The stunning property is also conveniently located nearby to some prime recreation, dining and shopping areas, as the listing states:
The sellers love the ability to walk/run to Radnor Lake as well as the convenience of a 10 minute drive to the Green Hills Whole Foods / 5 minute drive to Maryland Farms.
According to online property sites, Smyers’ asking price of $3.6 million breaks down to $671 per square foot and a monthly payment of $22,754.
Devin Roper from Compass Realty holds the official listing on Smyers’ house. Scroll through the pictures below to see inside Dan Smyers’ modern Nashville mansion, and keep scrolling to see inside more country stars’ homes.
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