Florida Georgia Line Member Brian Kelley's House For Sale Comes With a Treehouse and Party Barn

Surrounded by trees and situated in the hillside just 20 minutes outside of Nashville, the Kelley Compound consists of six structures: the main house (or "The Shack," as the Kelleys call it), a treehouse, a saloon, a "party barn," and two guest houses. If that description made you think, "HOLY," just wait till you see the photos.

"Our inspiration was to be as natural as possible and camouflage into the woods," Brian told the Tennessean. Pictured here is the covered porch of the main house, designed by Bobby McAlpine.

Just imagine entertaining under these twinkly lights...

What a view!

"Our interior design inspiration has always been combining mine and Brittney's love and travels," Kelley said to the newspaper of the space styled by local designer April Tomlin.

"Our living space is inspired by everywhere we have gone and everyone we have met," he continued.

That translated into plenty of natural elements like stone and wood, including shiplap walls painted white to keep things light.

The kitchen looks out onto the porch.

Large windows and French doors make the indoor and outdoor areas feel like one cohesive space.

A breakfast nook just off the kitchen provides a cozy place to enjoy a bite.

The deck wraps around the entire house.

What appears to be a master closet contains ample storage space.

And a gorgeous bathroom continues the rustic feel of the house.

A 30-foot skybridge connects the main house to a custom-built treehouse by Pete Nelson of Treehouse Masters on Animal Planet.

The two-story treehouse boasts a recording studio and vocal booth.

Inside, you'll also find a sleeping loft...

...and living room with kitchenette.

Two single-family homes can also be found on the property: one 3,981-square-feet and the other 2,665-square-feet.