Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley is selling his gorgeous Nashville compound

This is how Brian Kelley rolls … and we love it!

The Florida Georgia Line band member just put his Nashville compound on sale for $6.24 million, and it features six structures — each of them beautiful and completely unique.

See Florida Georgia Line’s amazing 2-story treehouse with recording studio

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Located on 70 acres of land surrounded by hiking and riding trails, the compound includes a main home dubbed “The Shack.” Designed by world-renowned architect Bobby McAlpine, the house features farmhouse-style interiors with shiplap walls, rustic wood floors and a stunning stone fireplace in the living room.

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The cozy living room is feels extra cozy with a stone fireplace.Courtesy of the Bodden sisters of EXIT Realty Music City

The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, dark wood cabinets and a line of hooks for hanging pots and pans.

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The kitchen leads out onto the patio, perfect for alfresco dining.Courtesy of the Bodden sisters of EXIT Realty Music City

And in true Southern tradition, there’s a serious porch with two extra large wooden swings that seem like the perfect spot for sipping sweet tea.

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We could sit out here all day!Courtesy of the Bodden sisters of EXIT Realty Music City

Connected to the main house via a 30-foot skybridge is “The Treehouse,” which we’d definitely live in full-time if we could. Built by Pete Nelson of Animal Planet’s “Treehouse Masters,” the two-story retreat has a recording studio and vocal booth, living room and kitchenette.

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This rustic two-story retreat will make you feel young again.Courtesy of the Bodden sisters of EXIT Realty Music City
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The treehouse lounge areaCourtesy of the Bodden sisters of EXIT Realty Music City

There’s also a sleeping loft that comes with a circular bed that sits on a custom-made whiskey barrel frame.

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This would be the ultimate place for a treehouse slumber party!Courtesy of the Bodden sisters of EXIT Realty Music City

Want to throw a major bash? Head to “The Party Barn” which has 1,161 square feet of entertainment space, including a full custom bar area. It’s got three garage doors that can lift up to create an indoor/outdoor atmosphere, and there’s also a lofted bedroom for those guests who just don’t want to leave.

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Hey DJ, can you play some Florida Georgia Line to get this party started?Courtesy of the Bodden sisters of EXIT Realty Music City
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Guests can crash here.Courtesy of the Bodden sisters of EXIT Realty Music City

For smaller get-togethers, you can invite your friends to “The Saloon,” a 300-square-foot structure that features a custom bar with oversized fire pit area. It sounds perfect for s’more roasting and campfire singalongs!

The property also has two single-family homes, which will no doubt inspire your family members to eagerly ask to come and live with you.

John Rich of Big and Rich conducts a tour of his crazy Nashville house

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Want to see more pictures of this stunning property? Cruise on over to kelleycompound.com.