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Country musician Alan Jackson selling Georgia mansion for $6.4 million

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May 8, 2017

Want a taste of celebrity living? Country music star Alan Jackson is selling his Georgia lakefront home for $6.4 million, according to Home of the Rich.

» RELATED: 10 celebrity living spaces

The Clarkesville mansion at 3531 Moccasin Creek Road spans 7,687 square feet and comes with five bedrooms and six full and three half bathrooms, the Zillow.com listing stated.

Built in 2008, the home has “majestic mountain, lake & sunset views” and includes a flagstone patio with a fire pit and a two-story boathouse with a swim dock.

The gated and uniquely decorated estate also comes with a family room with a bar and game area and an outdoor full bath.

Situated on Lake Burton, the property offers “comfortable lakeside living at its finest.”

Find out more about the home on Zillow.com.

» RELATED: Here's what a $1M house looks like on your side of town

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