Inside Luke Bryan’s 150-acre Tennessee farm with a rescue barn

Owning a farm was a childhood dream for country superstar Luke Bryan, a dream that he chased even before becoming one of country music’s biggest stars. So, in 2012, when he came across a listing for a former cow pasture in Williamson County, he didn’t think twice. The Georgia-born singer immediately bought the 150-acre property just outside Nashville, Tennessee.Now, the farm is everything that a country home has to offer. Bryan and his wife, Caroline Boyer, transformed the rural property into what they call Red Bird Farm, with a bass lake, a 10,000-square-foot main house, a guesthouse and a party barn that shelters rescued animals. The couple now resides on the sprawling farm, and it is everything he dreamed of, and more.From cow pasture to country homeThe couple bought 150 acres of cow pasture south of Nashville in 2012. “We took 150 acres of cow pasture and turned it into something we couldn’t be more proud of,” the country singer told AD.Bryan had always wanted a lake near his home. Childhood dreams are meant to be fulfilled. So, once they purchased the land, they built one. “As a child, one of my biggest dreams was to own a lake to fish on. I thought that if I could ever have a...