Justin Timberlake Sells Middle Tennessee Property for Double the Purchase Price

Leipers Fork Property Sold for a Staggering $8 Million

Pop star Justin Timberlake has parted ways with his 126-acre property located in the rural community of Leipers Fork, Middle Tennessee. The Grammy Award-winning singer’s land was bought by Liautaud Development Group LLC for a whooping $8 million, as recorded on Williamson County property register on May 24.

A Sale with a Back Story

The buyer, Liautaud Development Group owned by famed entrepreneur, Jimmy Liautaud, founder of the renowned Jimmy John’s sandwich chain, has had previous connections with Timberlake. The latter being the owner of Nashville’s The Twelve Thirty Club, had hosted Liautaud’s wife’s birthday party in October 2023. Liautaud has been reported as a resident of Nashville and an investor of Timberlake’s club.

The property originally belonged to philanthropist and preservationist, Aubrey Preston, who sold a part of his 244-acre land, protected under The Land Trust for Tennessee, to the acclaimed musician for $4 million.

Inside Timberlake’s Scenic Property

The Leipers Fork property boasts of two entrances and offers picturesque views including fifty acres of pasture, wildlife food plots, sprawling trails, creeks, hunting grounds, and captivating views of three different ridges over Leipers Creek Valley, as described in the property listing.

Timberlake’s Personal Ordeals

Justin Timberlake, who recently commenced his “The Forget Tomorrow World Tour”, his first in 5 years, kicked off in Vancouver, Canada in April and is scheduled to perform at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on Dec 12. Amidst his professional engagements, Timberlake unfortunately found himself in legal turmoil over driving under the influence in New York City on June 18.

He was reportedly detained after being found guilty of failing to obey stop sign traffic rules and maintaining his designated lane of travel. Timberlake took the opportunity to address the issue during his performance at Chicago’s United Center on June 21, stating that it had been a difficult week for him and thanked his fans for their enduring love and support.

This incident follows after Timberlake’s successful real estate transaction, where his Leipers Fork property was sold for double the purchase price, aligning with the current trend of escalating real estate prices across the country.

As Timberlake would continue his tour, and Liautaud takes over the picturesque Tennessee property, the connection between the superstars’ personal and professional lives continue to unfold in intriguing ways.