A paradise for party lovers! $6.8 million Tennessee Chateau comes complete with a bowling alley, basketball court, game room and private cave

They say home is where the heart is, but in the case of a new landmark mansion in Tennessee, the heart is just one of a series of surprises you can find behind the doors.

From the outside, the massive 19,000-square-foot Brentwood residence looks a lot like an elevated suburban mansion, complete with pristine landscaping, tall windows and a beautifully lit brick facade.

But beneath the well-appointed living areas on the main level lies a veritable cornucopia of entertainment, including a private two-lane bowling alley, an indoor basketball court and a spectacular game room, all ready to provide hours of fun to a lucky new owner.

Located in the esteemed Governor’s Club community, the seven-bedroom home, now on the market for $6.79 million, Also offers an incredible level of exclusivity, thanks to its members-only club located in the heart of the neighborhood more amenities for residents to enjoy, including access to a private golf course.

But even in a community full of opulent homes, 55 Governors Way stands out from the crowd, in no small part because of its sheer size. And impressive plot, which at over 2 hectares is the largest in the gated community.

“The house has an old-fashioned style that exudes luxury and quality,” says the real estate agent Jenny Telwar. “It’s so different from newer buildings that can feel hollow and cold. This home is warm and intimate, with every inch devoted to rich detail.”

These details include ornate woodwork, marble and hardwood finishes, and elaborately designed ceilings.

In the living room, a mirrored ceiling with antique-style panels and a central chandelier enhances both a sense of light and height, while in the home theater a fiber optic starry sky provides the drama.

“The main theater room comes with a full wet bar,” says Telwar, before revealing the impressive array of features found elsewhere in the home.

“There is also a large two-lane bowling alley, two pool table areas, a golf simulator, arcade games and a semi-indoor basketball court,” she said. “You can entertain guests of all ages for days.”

The home’s enormous windows ensure the property is filled with natural daylight, while the elegant aesthetic carried through all the living areas and bedrooms makes the home feel lofty and timeless.

“This extraordinary estate offers a rare opportunity for those seeking the pinnacle of luxury living with every detail and amenities complete,” the listing crows.

Outside, the amenities continue with a resort-style pool, complete with a water slide and cave-like design ideal for entertaining.

“It’s really every entertainer’s dream,” says Telwar. “The outdoor kitchen is equipped with Viking equipment, a Big Green Egg, spacious seating areas, a hot tub, koi pond and adjacent greenery. It really feels like a resort.”

In addition to recreation, the 2005 home offers wellness-oriented amenities that were ahead of their time, including a full sauna, steam room and fitness room. It also includes a huge nine-car and camper garage with a private driveway, ideal for fanatics keen to safely house their impressive collection of vehicles.

While that feature may not seem like much when you compare it to the plethora of nice amenities you can find in your home, Telwar notes that it’s a rarity, especially since it’s unlikely that such an amenity could ever be tacked onto a lot without it.

“It’s a definite bonus,” notes Telwar, “as many newer properties don’t have the space to add one.”

Located just 20 to 25 minutes from downtown Nashville, the estate offers easy access to fine dining, live entertainment and shopping in nearby Franklin.

“You’ll also be in the heart of one of the most spectacular golf courses and clubs, the Governor’s Club of Tennessee,” says Telwar. “The gated community offers 24-hour security and an exceptional sense of privacy.”

For Telwar, the true beauty of the house lies in the craftsmanship and atmosphere. “Everything comes together to create the feeling of a grand country house,” she says. “You know you’re doing something special as soon as you walk in.”