Country music star Carrie Underwood and her husband, former professional hockey player Mike Fisher, reside on a secluded 400-acre ranch in Franklin, Tennessee, as revealed by new aerial photographs. The couple purchased the estate over a decade ago for $3 million.
The property includes a main residence surrounded by manicured lawns, a fully operational greenhouse, and a large orchard with numerous fruit trees. The estate also features a giant hay barn, multiple stables, and an equestrian arena, reflecting Underwood's documented love for farm life.
Underwood frequently shares glimpses of her life on the ranch on social media, showcasing her animals, which include chickens, cows, sheep, and horses, as well as her home-grown produce. She has expressed a desire to be as self-sufficient as possible, noting her vegetarian diet influences her gardening efforts.
The expansive grounds also accommodate a large lake equipped with a dock and an inflatable slide, alongside kayaks and a small boat. For Fisher's leisure, the property includes a hunting-style lodge complete with a skeet range and targets.
Underwood, who rose to fame after winning American Idol two decades ago, married Fisher in 2010. The couple moved to the ranch nearly a decade ago, embracing a lifestyle far removed from the entertainment industry's spotlight. She has described her home life as the "polar opposite" of her performing persona, often finding herself tending to the farm and family chores.