Fans of ABC's "Nashville" can now come one step closer to the popular show's TV set, well that is if they ready to part with $19.5 million.
The gorgeous home located in prestigious Belle Meade, Tenn., a city within Nashville, comes with six-bedrooms and spans over 20,533-square-feet, according to Zillow.
The owner, Sylvia Roberts and her ex-husband bought the estate in April 1999. The price paid was not reported. Roberts later listed the home in October 2010 for $22.5 million and has since dropped the asking price to $19.5 million.
"Initially when I signed up to do the ("Nashville") pilot, I had no idea it would turn into a hit TV series," said Sylvia Roberts. "The process has been a little bit longer than expected, but I'm excited. I feel like it will get picked up for the next season."
"You don't really understand the home until you walk in the door," Roberts said. "Then you feel the warmth." The home's traditional Georgian style was inspired by A. Hays Town, a famous American architect influenced by the Spanish, French and Creole history of Louisiana. "We were in New Orleans and saw these brick columns [designed by Town] there," Roberts explained. "They were amazingly unique, so that's what we did. We didn't plaster over the columns," she said according to the report.
After shooting at the home for a few weeks, Roberts says the crew has only come by a dozen or so times to take measurements and photos of the landscape.
"They made a set duplicating my home," she explained. "From the coffee pot to the stove, the brick, the mortar -- they measured and took an exact replica of my home."
