Rayna James' 'Nashville' House For Sale For $18M

NASHVILLE, TN -- The very real Nashville house of the very fictional Rayna James of "Nashville" is for sale once again.

The 20,533 square-foot home on Page Road near Warner Parks has served as the home of Connie Britton's country-music star character on the ABC and CMT series "Nashville" since its 2012 premiere. It's been on and off the market three times since then, always at the same price: one dollar under $18 million.

In addition to the features made famous on TV — for example, the kitchen, heavy in copper and stone with a bar around which Rayna, her daughters and her various love interests contend with their dramas — the home has a number of beautiful details: antique flooring, one-of-a-kind artifacts (including a mantle that came from a former estate of fashion designer Gianni Versace), and a floating spiral staircase regarded as one of the grandest in the city. The master suite has his and her "water closets," according to the home's web site. And below it all: a 3,000-bottle wine cellar with tasting room and "lighted display niches."

Outside, on the six mostly-wooded acres, there's a two-stall horse barn, pond, pool and cabana with a massive fireplace and landscaped lawn and gardens. And enough on-site parking for 300 cars.

• Address: 1358 Page Rd, Nashville, Tennessee
• Price: $17,999,999
• Square Feet: 20533
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 8 Full and 3 Half Baths
• Built: 1999
• Features: SOUTHERN BRILLIANCE in Design & Construction. Exquisite Custom, In-Town Private/Gated Grand Estate. Georgian-Style with a European Setting. Adorned with Antique Architectural Features. 3,000 Bottle Wine Cellar/Tasting Room, Pool/Spa/Cabana Room, Private Apt, 2-Stall Barn, Slate Roof/Copper Gutters, Adjacent to Percy Warner

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.