Jason Aldean and Brittany Aldean Are Now ‘Georgia Residents’ — See Inside Their New Lakefront Home
The couple’s latest real estate addition aligns perfectly with Jason Aldean’s deep-rooted ties to the state as a Georgia native.
Jason Aldean, Brittany Aldean; Photo Courtesy Instagram
Jason Aldean and his wife Brittany Aldean are adding to their extensive collection of real estate with the purchase of a new home on a Georgia lake.
Brittany shared a look inside the lakeside residence and revealed that they are officially “Georgia residents” in an Instagram post shared on Wednesday afternoon (Aug. 30).
The social media clip includes a tour of the nature-inspired home that boasts various earthy tones as well as wood accents and greenery throughout the welcoming living spaces.
Home Features Earthy Tones
Set to Ray Charles’ “Georgia On My Mind,” the video takes fans inside the open-concept kitchen and living room as well as a bunk room and what appears to be a primary bedroom.
Additionally, the couple’s newest home includes a game room that is adorned with plaques commemorating a few of Jason Aldean’s career achievements.
Already intricately decorated, the home features family photos placed throughout, a nod to Jason Aldean’s music with a neon “You Make It Easy” light, a bar, and wine cellar.
A Nod To The Chart-Topping Hit, “You Make It Easy”
Outside lies a massive porch with an outdoor fireplace that overlooks a large inground swimming pool and spa.
The couple’s latest real estate addition aligns perfectly with Jason Aldean’s deep-rooted ties to the state as a Georgia native.
See Inside
The Aldeans Own Several Homes
The couple also owns two houses in Nashville, a beach home in Florida and a vacation home in Turks And Caicos.
In February, Brittany Aldean gave her followers a tour of their funkiest house yet in Nashville after revealing they were moving out of their “forever home.”
“We are actually in the process of moving… We’re going to be keeping this house that we have in Nashville,” she told her 2.4 million followers at the time. “We actually love real estate investments if you guys haven’t noticed. We love moving and creating new spaces and remodeling homes and stuff. So, we ended up building a new house here about a year ago… so it’s been a whole year process and [we’re] finally moving in next week.”
The newest Nashville home featured music-themed rooms, including an Elvis Presley-inspired living room and rooms themed in honor of Otis Redding and Dolly Parton.
The couple purchased their first mansion in Nashville in June of 2020. The massive home is situated on a gorgeous piece of land in Tennessee and includes a bowling alley, resort-style pool, outdoor kitchen and bar, custom outdoor spaces for their children and so much more.
During an interview with Taste of Country in 2021, Brittany revealed that she wasn’t sure exactly how large the home was. “I don’t know, to be honest. But I will say it’s over 20,000 square feet, but I’m not sure. It’s a big guy. Jason worked hard for it.”
Multi-Million Dollar Florida Home
Additionally, their beachside Florida home cost the couple a whopping $10.2 million and features an open floor plan with a chef’s kitchen, 360-degree beach views, and more.
On Tour
The Aldean’s new home purchase comes as Jason is currently embarking on his 41-city Highway Desperado Tour, which kicked off on July 14 at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel, NY.
Produced by Live Nation, the trek is set to continue through October 18, where the Highway Desperado Tour will wrap up in Tampa at MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre.
New Album Coming Soon
The tour comes in support of his recently announced 11th studio album, Highway Desperado.
Produced by Michael Knox and arriving on November 3 via BBR Music Group, Highway Desperado will feature 14 tracks, including his first-ever Billboard Hot 100 No. 1, “Try That In A Small Town,” which has amassed over 120 Global streams to date. The project will also include “Tough Crowd,” a song that serves as a tribute to the Aldean Army, as well as the just released “Let Your Boys Be Country,” among others.
Jason Aldean shared the inspiration for the album’s title came from his latest sold-out headlining arena tour, as well as his early days as an artist.
“I think when I look back on it, I built my career early on my live show, and have been on the road touring since I was 18 years old. For us, touring is our favorite part. Getting on the bus and going town to town and playing our shows and doing our thing and seeing the fans… the title for the tour and album was really inspired from that,” Aldean shared.
Aldean’s new album will also feature songs that he co-wrote, marking a significant milestone for the Georgia native as songwriting is a creative endeavor that he hasn’t pursued in over a decade.
Highway Desperado follows his double album, MACON, GEORGIA, a project that spawned several chart-topping hits for Aldean such as “If I Didn’t Love You (feat. Carrie Underwood)” and more.
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