Controversial Nashville Mansion Up for Auction — See Pictures!

A massive Nashville estate at the heart of accusations from one of country music's most popular singers is still heading to auction, with the bidding beginning at $3.5 million.

Nashville's Tennessean newspaper reported that Kenny Chesney previously owned a cabin on the property, which is located in the high-dollar Brentwood area of Music City. He used the cabin as a songwriting retreat, and later sold that house and the land it was on in 2018.

He strongly refutes the use of a cabin or any of the structures being put for auction.

"For anyone looking at this dwelling, as well as the land it sits on, please know: I have never been inside any part of it," Chesney says in a statement.

"You will not be accessing anything that has any emotional or personal attachment in terms of my life, and I am sickened that this was warranted as such."

The news owners built the 5-bedroom, 8-bathroom, 10,450-square-foot mansion that's now headed to auction. The current owners used the disputed cabin as a guest house, according to the  Interluxe Auctions website.

Highlights of the stunning residence include:

• High ceilings, Venetian plaster walls and floor-to-ceiling windows in the great room.
• An owner's suite with two walk-in closets, a dressing room and a "spa-like" bathroom.
• A chef's kitchen with all high-end appliances.
• A home theater.

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The exterior of the lavish home is just as impressive, offering tennis and pickleball courts, a 12-person jacuzzi, a large firepit, walking trails and a 1.75-acre stocked pond.

According to the Tennessean, previews of the property are set to begin Friday, Aug. 16, and the auction will take place online beginning at 9AM on Monday, Aug. 19.

Scroll through the pictures below to see inside the stunning estate.