Kyle Busch's Lavish 15,000 Square Feet Home Goes on Sale at a Premium Price
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NASCAR star Kyle Busch has listed his 15,000-square-foot (approx.) barndominium for sale for an eye-watering sum of $4.5 million. While he resides at Lake Norman, Busch has decided to sell his Cleveland property, which spans 35.23 acres.
Unsurprisingly, the property is well-suited for racing lovers and features its own underground garages and fuel storage. A saltwater pool, a basketball court, and a bar make this home a luxury standout.
Busch bought this property from the Deegan family in 2023, who have a background in motorsport. Marissa Deegan revealed two years ago on Instagram that the property was ideal for those fond of racing. She wrote:
Kyle Busch, driver of the #8 Rebel Bourbon Chevrolet, looks on during qualifying for the NASCAR Cup Series AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway on May 10, 2025 in Kansas City, Kansas.
Kyle Busch, driver of the #8 Rebel Bourbon Chevrolet, looks on during qualifying for the NASCAR Cup Series AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway on May 10, 2025 in Kansas City, Kansas."We officially put the North Carolina compound on the market today! Truly one of kind and the perfect spot to raise a family especially if you love racing!!
"Every amenity possible spent the last 14 months creating what met our family's needs moving from California! Little did we know God had other plans for us and since we love and support what our kids do Florida is home base now! Luckily I enjoy building and decorating and don't mind doing it over and over again🤣 along with everything else❤️ Can't wait to see who gets to enjoy this compound next....."
However, Busch has listed the property for sale after just two years since he doesn't spend enough time there. He wrote on X:
"We love this piece of land and the amazing barndominium but right now we just don't have enough time to spend there. We can't wait for someone to love it as much as we have!"
🏠FOR SALE
We love this piece of land and the amazing barndominium but right now we just don't have enough time to spend there. We can't wait for someone to love it as much as we have!
• 14,983 Sq Ft Barndominium
• 35 Acres
• More info on Zillow
Contact Josh Tucker at… pic.twitter.com/1Gqb3jquJM — Kyle Busch (@KyleBusch) June 3, 2025
This comes after Newsweek Sports reported the sale of Kevin Harvick's South Charlotte mansion for a sum of $9.825 million. The property was co-owned by his wife, DeLana Harvick.
The mansion sat on a plot of 4.4 acres and featured a golf simulator, a pool house, a gym, and an arcade. The property was initially listed for a sum of $12 million in May 2024. Realtor Heather Gibbs stated that he was 'blown away' by the work that went into building the property. He said:
"The first time I walked through this home, I was blown away by the quality, attention to detail, and patience it took my sellers to slowly build an estate of a lifetime."
The Harvicks also own a property in Cornelius that became famous for featuring in the movie Talladega Nights. DeLana reportedly bought it for $6.75 million in 2023.
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