Willie Nelson | House Tour | $3 Million Texas Luck Ranch & More

Tucked away in the sprawling stretch of earth known as Texas Hill Country, you’ll find the long-time home of country music superstar and quite possibly the world’s oldest cannabis connoisseur, Willie Nelson. Known as “Luck Ranch”, this is Willie Nelson’s very own “backyard” -- a location that he’s shared with a whole host of his closest friends, family, and fans for over a decade now. But before I get into all the details on how you can experience Willie Nelson’s home turf for yourself, let’s take a look at how this place came to be. Located in the unincorporated community of Spicewood, Texas, Luck Ranch was originally built on an area of land that Willie already owned come the mid-80s. At that time, Willie was adapting his 1975 album “Red Headed Stranger” into a feature film starring himself and Morgan Fairchild and decided to finally do the one thing he had always dreamed of doing since the time he was a small child – namely, own his very own Western Frontier town. Now, the original script actually called for all the buildings in the town to burn down at the very end of the film, but Willie decided that he loved the place so darn much that he called an audible on the ending, changing it so that the town survives and ensuring that the sets would all still be left standing when the cameras stopped rolling.