Veteran NASCAR driver Kyle Busch has put up for sale a luxurious estate in North Carolina previously owned by Indy NXT racer Hailie Deegan. The property, situated on 35 acres of land, features a sizeable 14,983 square-foot barndominium and is listed at $4.5 million.
Located at 1525 Shinnville Road in Cleveland, North Carolina, this custom-built estate offers expansive living spaces with four bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and two half-baths. Designed for motorsports enthusiasts, it includes a swimming pool, substantial garage areas, and off-road terrain suitable for vehicle testing and recreation.
Features and Layout of the Expansive Barndominium Estate
The estate is divided into two fully independent living quarters, each with separate kitchens and living areas, making it suitable for multi-generational families. The property also has a one-car garage and wide outdoor spaces that complement the rural setting. A septic system is installed, offering independence from municipal services and enhancing the convenience of the home.
Kyle Busch highlighted the family’s connection to the property on social media, expressing their fondness for the land and the barndominium itself but citing a lack of available time to fully enjoy it.
“We love this piece of land and the amazing barndominium but right now we just don’t have enough time to spend there. We can’t wait for someone to love it as much as we have!”
—Kyle Busch, NASCAR driver
The Deegans’ Move and Connection to the Racing World
Hailie Deegan, the daughter of legendary motocross rider Brian Deegan, lived in this estate with her family for just over a year. The Deegans relocated from California to North Carolina to support Hailie’s racing career before moving to Florida in 2023. Marissa Deegan described the estate as a
“perfect spot to raise a family, especially if you love racing,”
emphasizing its appeal to motorsport followers and the lifestyle it offers.
Hailie Deegan started her racing career in off-road competitions before transitioning to pavement racing in 2016. She earned the title of Rookie of the Year in 2020 while competing in the ARCA Menards Series, marking her as one of the motorsport’s promising young drivers.
Hailie Deegan Explains Financial Impact Behind NASCAR to Indy NXT Transition
Recently, Hailie Deegan opened up about the financial challenges influencing her decision to switch from NASCAR to the Indy NXT series for the 2025 season. After competing in various NASCAR circuits, including the Xfinity Series with AM Racing, she separated from her team midway through 2024 due to differing objectives.
Deegan explained via ASAP Sports the importance of sponsorship in racing, stating,
“For me, I was just kind of looking at the next avenue and what was possible sponsor-wise. Racing is a money game, so it’s how much money you can bring to the table.”
She further added,
“For me, I only have X amount of sponsor dollars I can bring, so being somewhere to where I can be on a good team, a competitive team, and not have to be in a bad situation on the NASCAR side, and not be in quality equipment because the sponsor money isn’t there.”
—Hailie Deegan, Indy NXT driver
Hailie now competes for HMD Motorsports in Indy NXT, driving the #38 car. After five races in the 2025 season, she currently ranks 18th in the standings, showcasing a new chapter in her motorsport career.
Significance of the Estate Sale and Future Implications
This sale highlights the dynamic lives of professional racers like Kyle Busch and Hailie Deegan, whose careers involve frequent relocations and evolving priorities. The property remains an ideal residence for individuals or families connected to motorsports, with tailored features that support this lifestyle. Its availability opens opportunities for automotive enthusiasts seeking a unique home with extensive land and custom facilities.
As Hailie Deegan refocuses on her career in Indy NXT and Kyle Busch prioritizes other commitments, the estate’s sale positions it to enter new hands ready to embrace its racing-centered amenities and scenic North Carolina setting.
