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The timber frame of the Mackeys home at Notaviva was one of the reasons HGTV producers were attracted to the project. (Rachael Dickson)

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The performance stage in Notaviva's main building is raised on a loft and speakers positioned around the room ensure audio clarity from every spot in the room. (Rachael Dickson)

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Stephen Mackey shows off the land at Notaviva. Stephen and his wife Shannon were married on the land in June 2004 in the midst of creating their vineyard. (Rachael Dickson)

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The curved tasting bar in Notaviva was built specially as a counterpoint to the straight angles and timber frames throughout the room. (Rachael Dickson)

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Inside the main building of Notaviva Vineyards, which is being featured in the 18th season of HGTV's "Dream House" series. (Rachael Dickson)

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Instruments wait on the stage at Notaviva. The Mackeys like to combine the wine tasting experience with different types of music and have designed their tasting room accordingly. (Rachael Dickson)

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Stephen Mackey of Notaviva Vineyards gives a kiss to his 3-year old son Tristan. (Rachael Dickson)

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A look at the tasting bar from the stage above. (Rachael Dickson)

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Stephen Mackey displays many items from his touring days with musicians, including memorabilia from Jars of Clay and Amy Grant. (Rachael Dickson)

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The view from Notaviva's music loft, complete with a drop down screen. The multimedia technology in the room includes 17 carefully positioned speakers which allow the audience to hear the live music from any location. (Rachael Dickson)

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Stephen Mackey opens the high deer fence built around the vineyard to protect it. (Rachael Dickson)

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The vineyards at Notaviva, as seen during June. (Rachael Dickson)

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The main building at Notaviva boasts catwalks alongside the stage, which sits on a loft. (Rachael Dickson)