In the 1980s, country music icons Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash enlisted the late master builder Braxton Dixon to construct a home for their son, Johnny Carter Cash, who was then a teenager. Following in his family’s renowned footsteps, Johnny Carter Cash went on to achieve Grammy-winning success as a singer-songwriter, musician, and producer. Dixon, known as Nashville’s builder to the stars, not only built the home but also meticulously restored and modernized an 18th-century log cabin situated on the densely wooded 21-acre parcel in Hendersonville, Tennessee, just 30 minutes outside of downtown Nashville.
The 20-acre Hendersonville property is mostly covered in woodlands.