In 2017, Miley Cyrus bought a $5.8 million Franklin ranch with reclaimed wood; 5 years later, the 33-acre Tennessee estate sold for $14.5 million

Miley Cyrus has owned several eye-catching properties over the years, but her Franklin, Tennessee, ranch offered something different from her California homes. In 2017, the singer paid $5.8 million for a 33.5-acre estate in her home state. Five years later, the property changed hands for $14.5 million, giving Cyrus a substantial increase on her original purchase price.The farmhouse-style property was located about 20 miles south of Nashville and was designed with a distinctly Southern feel. According to Architectural Digest, the estate covered around 33 acres, while the main house measured nearly 7,000 square feet. Its interiors featured reclaimed wood flooring, shiplap, lofted ceilings, and several fireplaces.Miley Cyrus' $5.8 million Franklin propertyCyrus purchased the estate in 2017 through her Sunshine Girl Trust. Nashville Scene, which reported on the transaction at the time, listed the purchase price at $5.8 million and identified the property as a 33-acre-plus Franklin estate.The home itself was relatively new when Cyrus bought it. E! News reported that the farmhouse had been built in 2014 and measured 6,869 square feet. It included five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a three-car garage, a swimming pool, and a miniature putting green.The design was one of the property's biggest attractions. Realtor.com described the house as having soaring ceilings, wide-plank wood flooring, reclaimed wood walls, and sliding barn doors. A screened porch also added to the home's country-house character.Inside Miley Cyrus' Tennessee farmhouseUnlike some of Cyrus' more dramatic properties in California, the Franklin home leaned into a quieter farmhouse aesthetic. A wraparound porch stretched across the front of the house, while exposed beams, natural wood, and stone fireplaces gave the interiors a rustic appearance.Domino, which covered the property shortly after Cyrus purchased it, reported that the house had been custom-built to combine new and old building materials. Its kitchen followed the same approach, pairing farmhouse details such as an exposed brick wall and whitewashed wood with modern appliances and a marble-topped island.The surrounding acreage also gave the property a sense of privacy. The estate was heavily wooded and positioned away from close neighbours, making it considerably more secluded than a typical celebrity home in the Los Angeles area. The Land Report later described the property as having no close neighbours and being located around 20 miles south of downtown Nashville.The $14.5 million sale of Miley Cyrus' Franklin estateCyrus held on to the Franklin estate for about five years. In 2022, she sold the property for $14.5 million, more than twice the amount she had paid in 2017.Architectural Digest reported that the sale represented a roughly 150% increase in value from Cyrus' original purchase price. The magazine also noted that the transaction ranked among the most expensive residential sales in the Nashville area that year.Realtor.com reported that Cyrus had purchased the ranch for $5.8 million in 2017, slightly below its $5.9 million asking price. The publication also noted that the property had not been publicly listed when she later sold it.The buyer was reported to be businessman Matthew Frauenshuh, according to The Land Report. The publication said the 2022 transaction was the second-highest amount paid for a home in the Nashville area that year.Get the latest Bollywood & Entertainment News, and more. Download the TOI app.Give your child the gift of confidence! Claim your exclusive TOI Masterclass spot today!