Nearly 10 acres. Seven million dollars. One glass-walled automotive showroom. Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo’s former Franklin, Tennessee estate hit the market October 1 at $6,999,999 — roughly $912 per square foot across 7,674 square feet of carefully considered luxury. Their divorce, finalized in July 2026 after Jason Bradley DeFord filed in May citing irreconcilable differences, included a settlement covering homes, vehicles, aircraft, and intellectual property. The listing arrived shortly after that process concluded.
Franklin isn’t just any Nashville suburb. It’s where the music industry parks its money — songwriters, producers, country crossover acts with serious square footage to match their ambitions. This estate fits the neighborhood.
Inside the Estate
A media den positioned above a car showroom is exactly as distinctive as it sounds.
The property’s most talked-about feature is a glass-walled automotive showroom paired with a five-car garage. Above it sits a media den — an unusual vertical pairing that sets this home apart from standard luxury listings. Listing images reportedly show a restrained interior palette of off-white and neutral tones throughout. A chef’s kitchen, stone fireplace, and spa-style primary suite complete the picture. The overall effect is understated for the price point.
Fast Facts
- Listed October 1 at $6,999,999 (~$912/sq ft)
- 5 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms across 7,674 square feet
- Nearly 10 acres in Franklin, Tennessee
- Estimated monthly payment: $38,943
- Listed by Erik Levin of Benchmark Realty and Greg Sanford of Greg Sanford Real Estate
Built for the After-Party
The outdoor setup suggests someone planned to entertain at genuine scale.
Outside, the grounds read like a permanent festival footprint — covered porch, fully equipped outdoor kitchen, resort-style pool, manicured landscaping, and dedicated outdoor dining and living spaces. The setup is purpose-built for hosting, not hiding. Whether that was the point all along, only the former owners know.
The couple married in August 2016. Jelly Roll filed for divorce May 18 citing irreconcilable differences, with the split finalized in July 2026, according to reporting from ABC News. The settlement addressed multiple asset categories, including homes, vehicles, aircraft, and intellectual property. The estate’s listing followed the conclusion of that process, per TMZ, though the available reporting does not establish whether the sale was required by the settlement terms.
What Happens Next
No buyer has stepped forward yet, and the next chapter for both parties remains unwritten.
No buyer has been identified. No closing date is confirmed. Where either party plans to live next was not disclosed in the available reports. At $6,999,999, the estate is priced for someone ready to inherit one of Franklin’s more distinctive addresses — glass showroom, media den, resort pool and all.
