NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. owns an exceptional 300-acre estate known as Dirty Mo Acres, valued at $5.2 million and situated in the heart of North Carolina’s renowned racing territory.

At the heart of Dirty Mo Acres is a meticulously constructed Wild West town named Whisky River, inspired by Willie Nelson’s movie set.

This town is equipped with a working saloon, a hotel boasting three rooms, and a variety of shops including a bank, barber shop, post office, pharmacy, sheriff’s office with an attached jail, chapel, and general store.

Wooden structures, repurposed from an old Mooresville, North Carolina mill, along with strategically placed mannequin cowboys and horses, enhance the town’s authentic ambiance.

Apart from the town, the estate is a haven for racing enthusiasts, featuring a dirt go-kart track and a treasure trove of over 100 wrecked race cars from drivers like Juan Pablo Montoya, Danica Patrick, Jeff Gordon, and Jimmie Johnson.

The property doesn’t stop at a Western town and a car graveyard; it also boasts a luxury garage named Dirty Dome, housing Earnhardt’s collection of cars, trophies, and memorabilia from his racing career.

This garage is also home to a basketball court, serving as the battleground for the “Dirty Mo Basketball League,” where Earnhardt and his friends compete.

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Dale Earnhardt resides in this vast property with his wife Amy and their daughters, Nicole and Isla, in a luxurious 11,784-square-foot $5.2 million mansion.

The design and layout of the estate reflect Earnhardt’s interest in the interplay between man-made structures and the natural environment, envisioning a future where nature gradually integrates with the legacy he has built.

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Nestled among verdant trees, this property boasts a charming, rustic wooden building with a welcoming balcony, reminiscent of historical splendor.

Step back in time with the replica of Western town, featuring a saloon and quirky storefronts, all reflecting Dale Jr.’s playful spirit and love for history.

Step into a slice of history at ‘Nick’s Barber Shop,’ where a 25-cent haircut sign harkens back to the good old days of the Wild West.

Discover rustic charm at the old-time livery, complete with vintage wagons and barrels for an immersive experience.

A serene chapel sits gracefully beside the western town, offering a peaceful retreat within the estate’s grounds.

Take a stroll down Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s boardwalk, lined with historical facades that evoke the spirit of the Wild West.

‘Slim Pickens Mercantile’ storefront evokes a bygone era, a true nod to the past and creating timeless memories.

Watch out for the cheeky snake replica in the outhouse, a playful prank that adds a touch of whimsy to this unique and charming estate.

Welcome to captivating marshal’s office, complete with period details to transport you to another time.

Relax in cozy, wooden lodge-style saloon, showcasing mounted game and a welcoming bar, ideal for casual gatherings.

Enjoy the ambiance of the rustic game room, featuring a mix of classic decor and modern entertainment for the perfect evening in.

Step into Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s expansive trophy room where illustrious racing memorabilia and sleek cars celebrate a legacy of speed and success.

Admire racing heritage with wall-mounted car hoods, a unique blend of sports history and design that enlivens the space.

Bask in the glory of triumphs past, with shelves lined with trophies and helmets that tell tales of victories on the racetrack.

Revel in the spacious garage, where flags of nations flutter above a collection of sleek, powerful vehicles.

Feel the thrill of the track in the garage-turned showroom, boasting classic beauties and racing legends under one roof.

The Dirty Dome, an indoor basketball court complete with spectator seating and decorated with sports memorabilia, celebrates the spirit of sportsmanship.

The locker room, lined with uniforms and racing paraphernalia, offers a private space to gear up for next adventure.

Spacious trophy room bar offers a place to relax, surrounded by racing suits and memorabilia of a storied career.

This fire suit is the one worn by Dale Earnhardt Jr during the 2004 Corvette crash, a harrowing event that occurred during a NASCAR off-weekend.

Behold a racing legend’s dream with a classic blue race car taking center stage in this collector’s garage.

Step up to the bar in the saloon, where spirits are high and the conversation is as rich as the history.

Gaze upon the serene wildlife adornments that grace the room, bringing a touch of the wilderness indoors.