Estate of CountryMusic Legend: Pete Wade: Inc. RealEstate Brandywine Mansion(1899)+ All Pers Prop

A Sale of Historic Proportions!!! 

Nov. 20th, 21st, 22nd **** Thurs * Fri * Sat **** 10am -3pm 

The Estate of 

Country Music Legend Pete Wade

Includes:

                                            Beautiful Historic Brandywine Mansion 1899

 PLUS

Contents of the Home (Many of Significant Historical Value)

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The Mansion, finished in 1899 has it's origins beginning in the early 1800's.It is located near  Andrew Jackson's The Hermitage. You will be amazed at it's Historic Beauty! The ceilings stand as high as 22' with open beams, stone fireplaces, brick ovens and more! All original! The contents are literally a "Blast to the Past" featuring original contents and more! Contents are mostly Circa 1770's to 1920's with most between the early 1800's and 1899. Plus Loads of Significant Music Memorabilia and More! Just look at all the Pictures and Know there is More!!!

Excerpt from the NY TImes in 2024

"Pete Wade, Guitarist on Countless Nashville Hits, Dies at 89." The New York Times says:

"His clean tone and less-is-more approach made him a studio stalwart and a pioneer of what came to be known as the Nashville Sound. Pete Wade, a prolific and versatile Nashville studio guitarist who played on scores of blockbuster hits — including Ray Price’s “Crazy Arms” and Sonny James’s “Young Love,” two of the most popular country records of the middle to late 1950s. A member of the loose aggregation of top-flight session musicians known as the Nashville A-Team, Mr. Wade played on numerous records regarded as classics. Among the best known were Loretta Lynn’s “Fist City” (1968), Lynn Anderson’s “Rose Garden” (1970), Crystal Gayle’s “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue” (1977), George Jones’s “He Stopped Loving Her Today” (1980) and John Anderson’s “Swingin’” (1983). All five of those records were No. 1 country hits; “Brown Eyes” and “Rose Garden” also won Grammy Awards and crossed over to the pop Top 10. “He Stopped Loving Her Today,” another Grammy winner, was added to the Library of Congress’s National Recording Registry in 2008.

" Needless to say, I found I was standing before one of the greatest Legends of the Sound of Nashville Country Music.                                                For Information on the Real Estate:

Please Contact Brent Parker, with Haven Realty at 615-715-5278 for information on the Brandywine Mansion (mls #2993346)

Pictures and Information on the Real Estate and Personal Property Contents follow

Here you can not only own a significant part of Tennessee History you may even be fortunate enough to live in it! 

"Mr. Wade had summoned me to his home upon referral from 2 Tennessee Historians and Others. We hit it off right away. What should have been a 40 minute talk turned into 2 1/2 hrs. I ask him about the hitching post and dismounting stone out front with Andrew Jacksons birth and death dates on the stone. He said, "rumor" has it that when He was President from 1833-1837 Pres. Jackson owned all of the land surrounding the Hermitage including what is now called Brandywine. He built a large one room cabin there, so that when he an Rachel would have a spat, He would ride over there and stay until they made up. When he died, in 1837 the Brandywines bought the cabin and the land and from there came  the Brandywine Mansion  which is now for sale and has as it built date 1899."