Inside The Luxurious Properties Of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill - Including Their Private Island

Country music's power couple Tim McGraw and Faith Hill certainly have good taste in properties. The couple has a history of impressive homes and, in this article, we take a look at some of the most luxurious abodes they've bought and sold over the years. Prepare for some serious interior design envy!

L'ile de Agnes sits in the middle of a spattering of small islands in the Bahamas. Exhuma is the nearest international airport, so Faith Hill and Tim McGraw have to use a boat to reach their island paradise. It's surely a pleasure to zoom over the crystal clear waters, so approaching the island becomes a whole adventure in itself. The couple has three daughters who often join them and their friends on group vacations to the gorgeous property.

Faith Hill told Architectural Digest in 2017, "We set out to build a house. We had no idea we had to build everything else". "We basically had to build a little town," said McGraw, who went on to describe how they had to provide housing for all of the people helping to create their oasis, plus finding ways to have running water and electricity. Despite being a country couple, the pair love the ocean and swimming so they were determined to make the island their home.

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw are used to life on the road and spend much of their time touring. While the Bahamas property was being completed, they often visited the island with their three daughters Gracie, Maggie and Audrey. Tim recalls the many vacations spent sleeping on the beach in large seaside yurts: "It was like camping! The kids loved it." However, the couple seems overjoyed to finally have their dream home built and furnished to perfection.

When surrounded by the sea, a pool seems less necessary, but fans of country music legends Faith Hill and Tim McGraw will know that the couple can't bear to have a property without a swimming pool. The pool terrace itself is mere meters from the seaside, and transitions smoothly into the internal house spaces. Designed to accommodate a comfortable number of people, the stylish outdoor furniture in aquatic hues was made by Royal Botania and Henry Hall.