Peek Inside 'Nashville' Character Rayna Jaymes' Real-Life Tennessee Mansion
12/08/2020 03:20 pm EST
The house
The mansion was built in 1999 and designed by the owners in conjunction with architect Mark Harrison. Made of brick and covered in ivy, the home has a traditional and stately design that has made it a magnet for cameras. It was created for entertaining and has parking for approximately 300 guest cars. Inside, there's a floating spiral staircase.
The living area
There are several living areas in the home, including a brick room with wood accents on the ceiling and storage, another with wood-paneled walls and a third with wood ceiling beams and a wooden entertainment center. That decorating scheme continues through the home, which is heavily accented with brick and wood. The mansion itself was built with Tennessee dry-stacked limestone, glass, brick and wood with slate roofs.
The dining room
The dining room can accommodate as many as 50 seated diners, and there are several other areas throughout the home where guests can sit and eat, including a tiled room with French doors that look out onto the terrace.
The kitchen
Nashville often featured the home for exterior filming, and for interior shots, sets were replicated from the home's kitchen and bedroom in exact detail all the way down to the fabrics. The floors are 16-inch reclaimed antique pine and antique fixtures were hand-picked by the owners, including a mantle from a former Versace property.
The ammenities
A billiards room has even more seating, as does a large screening room. There's also a brick wine cellar with storage for 3,500 bottles.
The porch
A large porch with brick walls and flooring features vaulted wood-beam ceilings and large windows that look out onto the property's lush landscaping. Outside, a large open brick cabana with a fireplace offers more space for guests.
The backyard
A large Romanesque pool and spa completes the backyard setup along with a fully outfitted guest house and a two-stall barn. The extensive grounds are dotted with mature shade trees and hedges and there's also a pond on the property.
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