Singer Jelly Roll has listed his mansion in Franklin, Tennessee, for $6,999,999, putting one of the Nashville area’s most distinctive celebrity homes back on the market for the second time in three years. The listing, dated October 1, 2026, follows the finalisation of the singer’s divorce earlier this year, and it comes with a clarification about the property’s ownership that corrects early reporting of the settlement.
The house is being sold by Jelly Roll himself. Early reports of the divorce wrongly claimed that his former wife, Bunnie Xo, had received this mansion in the settlement and was the seller; she later clarified that the opposite was true, and that she had given the mansion to Jelly Roll.
The House: A 2022 Build on Nearly 10 Acres
The Franklin property is a recent build, completed in 2022, and it is arranged on a scale that suits its setting outside Nashville. The house measures 7,674 sq ft with five bedrooms, six full bathrooms and a half bath, plus a five-car garage, all on 9.92 acres.
Two features set the listing apart from other area mansions. The first is a glass-walled car showroom, a display space built into the house for a vehicle collection. The second is a resort-style swimming pool, the kind of leisure centrepiece more often found at hotels than at private homes. Together they give the property a profile closer to an entertainer’s compound than a conventional family house, even at a size that many celebrity listings would consider modest.
The showroom deserves a word of its own, because it changes how the house reads. A five-car garage is storage; a glass-walled showroom is presentation, turning the collection into part of the interior design and giving the ground floor a gallery-like space that guests are plainly meant to walk through. Paired with the pool outside, it shows how the 2022 build was specified: not as a quiet retreat, but as a house designed to be seen. The acreage completes the picture. At 9.92 acres, the grounds provide the privacy buffer that a high-profile owner needs, with the house set within its own land rather than overlooked by neighbours — a practical consideration for a performer whose home life is regularly covered by the entertainment press.
Franklin, in Williamson County south of Nashville, has become one of the Tennessee addresses most associated with country music wealth, drawing comparisons with other music-industry homes covered in this series, from the Nashville-area properties of touring artists to the George Kittle house in the region.
A Price History in Two Listings
This is not the first time the Franklin mansion has been offered for sale. The house was first listed in September 2023 at $6.5 million, and it sold on November 15, 2023, for $6,175,000.
The new asking price of $6,999,999 therefore sits above both the previous asking price and the 2023 sale price, an increase of roughly $825,000 over what was paid for the property three years ago. Sellers returning a home to the market at a higher figure after a short hold are making a judgement about appreciation in the local luxury market, and Franklin’s continued growth as a celebrity enclave is the context for that judgement. The pattern of a home reappearing at a firm price is a familiar one in this market cycle; the Notch Beverly Hills mansion relisted at its original purchase price is a West Coast example of the same calculation, made with a different number.
The Divorce Clarification
Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo’s divorce was finalised in July 2026. In the reporting that followed, some accounts stated that Bunnie Xo had received the Franklin mansion in the settlement and was selling it. She later clarified that this was wrong: she gave the mansion to Jelly Roll, which is why he is the seller now.
The property Bunnie Xo received in the settlement is a separate Tennessee estate, a roughly 500-acre compound near Burns, reported to be worth around $4.5 million. The two properties have occasionally been conflated in coverage of the divorce, but they are distinct: the Franklin mansion, on 9.92 acres, is Jelly Roll’s to sell, while the Burns compound is hers. Beyond those clarified facts, the listing itself offers no comment on the reasons for the sale, and none is needed: a recently built, entertainer-scale house in Franklin explains its own market.
The Listing
The sale is handled jointly by Erik Levin of Benchmark Realty and Greg Sanford of Greg Sanford Real Estate. At $6,999,999, the pricing sits a single dollar below the $7 million mark, a familiar piece of listing psychology at the top of the market.
What happens next will depend on how the Franklin luxury market values the combination on offer: a nearly new build, almost ten acres, a showroom garage and a pool built for entertaining, attached to one of country music’s most visible current names. The 2023 sale closed about two months after listing, which gives this second offering a benchmark of its own.
There is also a timing point in the listing’s favour. A house built in 2022 comes to market without the renovation questions that attach to older celebrity properties, and its headline features — the showroom and the pool — photograph exactly as they were designed to look. For a buyer in the Nashville area’s top bracket, the Franklin mansion is effectively a new house with a short, documented history, offered by an owner whose reasons for selling are a matter of public record rather than speculation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Jelly Roll’s Tennessee mansion listed for?
The Franklin mansion is listed for $6,999,999. It came to market on October 1, 2026, with Erik Levin of Benchmark Realty and Greg Sanford of Greg Sanford Real Estate as the listing agents.
Where is the house located?
The house is in Franklin, Tennessee, outside Nashville. It was built in 2022 and stands on 9.92 acres. No street address is published here.
How big is the property?
The house measures 7,674 sq ft with five bedrooms, six full bathrooms and a half bath, and a five-car garage. Features include a glass-walled car showroom and a resort-style swimming pool.
Did Bunnie Xo receive this mansion in the divorce?
No. Early reports said she had, but Bunnie Xo later clarified the opposite: she gave the Franklin mansion to Jelly Roll, and he is the seller. The property she received is a separate, roughly 500-acre compound near Burns, Tennessee, reported at around $4.5 million.
What did the house sell for previously?
The mansion was first offered in September 2023 at $6.5 million and sold on November 15, 2023, for $6,175,000. The current asking price of $6,999,999 is above both figures.
When was Jelly Roll’s divorce finalised?
Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo’s divorce was finalised in July 2026. The Franklin listing followed in October 2026, with the ownership of the house clarified by Bunnie Xo after early reports misstated the settlement.
