NASCAR Champion Tony Stewart Slashes the Price on Spectacular Rural Estate — See Inside! [Pictures]

NASCAR champion Tony Stewart has once again lowered the price on his stunning rural estate, and pictures show a luxury property fit for one of America's most successful race car drivers.

Stewart first listed his 6-bedroom, 9.5-bathroom, 19,714-square-foot rural estate for $30 million in March of 2022, making it the most expensive home for sale in the state of Indiana at the time. When the listing failed to land a buyer, Stewart relisted the 415-acre property for $22.5 million in April of 2024.

That asking price still did not sell the extraordinary estate, so Stewart reduced his price by $3 million on Aug. 19. According to online real estate sites, the new asking price of $19.5 million breaks down to $989 per square foot and a monthly payment of $115,985.

Stewart's jaw-dropping mansion is truly one-of-a-kind, resembling a rural resort with its mix of rustic and over-the-top luxury. The stunning residence features a two-story waterfall and trout stream in the entry hall, and the staggering great room includes an 8700-gallon freshwater aquarium.

The house was constructed from lodgepole pine from the Northern Rockies. The highlights of Stewart's house include:

• A bowling alley.
• A game room.
• A golf simulator room.
• A lighted onyx bar.
• An upscale kitchen with a hibachi grill.

All of the bedrooms are ensuites with attached bathrooms, and the high-end property also includes a 9-acre stocked lake, a 3,576-square-foot guest house and a large workshop. The land is also a licensed hunting preserve, with plentiful elk, deer and turkey living on the land.

Stewart is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion driver, and he is also a team co-owner. He bought the land in Indiana in 2004 and completed construction on what he calls his "dream home" in 2011.

Carrie Holle with Compass Realty holds the official listing on Tony Stewart's remarkable rural estate in Indiana. Scroll through the pictures below to see inside, and keep scrolling to see inside the homes of other top NASCAR drivers.