See Inside Country Stars’ Most Rustic Retreats [Pictures]
Some country stars build themselves some really huge, expensive houses once they hit it big, but others stay more in touch with their humble rural roots. Read on to see which country stars have lived in charming rustic homes.
Artists from country music's golden era are well represented on this list; Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson have all owned very rustic, down-to-earth properties over the years, and one of the Oak Ridge Boys lives in a historic home that is rustic, but also upscale.
Country's current crop of stars is not left out, though; Thomas Rhett and Miranda Lambert also own wonderful rustic retreats, and so do multiple people involved with Yellowstone, a country fan favorite.
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Scroll through the pictures below to see inside country stars' most charming rustic homes.
PICTURES: See Inside Miranda Lambert's Rural Tennessee Estate
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PICTURES: See Inside the Johnny Cash Family's Dogwood Estate
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PICTURES: See Inside Johnny Cash's Spectacular Rural California Estate
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PICTURES: See Inside Oak Ridge Boys Legend William Lee Golden's Stunning Historic Plantation Home
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PICTURES: See Inside Kevin Costner's Spectacular Colorado Ranch
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PICTURES: See Inside Willie Nelson's Historic $2.5 Million Rural Retreat
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PICTURES: See Inside Thomas Rhett's $4.7 Million Rural Paradise
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PICTURES: See Inside Pam Tillis' Spectacular $3.5 Million Tennessee Cabin
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PICTURES: See Kris Kristofferson's Incredible Oceanfront Ranch
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PICTURES: See Inside Barbara Mandrell's Extraordinary Log Mansion
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PICTURES: Look Inside Miley Cyrus' Staggering $14.5 Million Farmhouse Estate
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PICS: See Inside Taylor Sheridan's Historic 6666 Ranch in Texas
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