Inside Tim McGraw & Faith Hill’s Real Estate Love Song
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill don’t just own homes—they craft them like ballads, each one a chapter in a love story written in wood, stone, and open skies. Over decades of music, movies, and family life, the country power couple has built a portfolio as soulful as their greatest hits.
From the Hollywood Hills to the Bahamian seas, every property holds a piece of their journey.
Beverly Hills Brilliance
Before trading palm trees for pastures, Tim and Faith lived in an 11,000-square-foot Mediterranean estate in Beverly Park South—six bedrooms, nine baths, a limestone entry, and sweeping stairs worthy of a red-carpet entrance. Outside, 2.5 acres of manicured grounds framed a resort-style pool and golden-hour dining pavilion. They sold in 2009 for $9.5 million; today, it’s worth more than twice that.
Tennessee Roots
In Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee, they embraced history with Beechwood Hall, an 1850 antebellum mansion on 600 acres. Original hardwood floors, six fireplaces, and a wraparound screened porch captured old Southern charm, while barns, guest cottages, and a spring-fed pond sang of country life. They completed the sale in 2021 for $15 million, but the land still hums with their legacy.
Island Dreams
In 2003, the couple bought a remote Bahamian isle—L’île d’Anges—and turned it into a solar-powered paradise. Eight pavilions linked by open-air walkways, 1.3 miles of untouched beaches, and an observation tower made it their most ambitious project. Listed at $35 million in 2021, it remains one of the most talked-about celebrity islands ever built.
Nashville Nest
In Belle Meade, they created a 22,460-square-foot haven with soaring ceilings, a grand piano, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing Tennessee’s quiet beauty. The kitchen’s rustic-modern blend and a cozy white living room—home to their famous all-white Christmas tree—anchor a space where family still comes first.
From city lights to country nights, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s homes tell a story of love, legacy, and the art of living beautifully—whether under chandeliers or starlight.
