DONALD Trump’s pal Kid Rock has built himself a house fit for a president that took a whopping 20 years to get it done.

The musician’s new mansion is a full-blown replica of the White House perched atop the hills outside Nashville, Tennessee.

The giant 27,000 square foot estate is complete with a fluttering US flag and even has its own church inside.

After two decades in the works, the knockoff presidential palace also has a gas station, a barber shop, and sweeping views across downtown Nashville.

NFL star Derek Wolfe, who claims to have visited the property, described it as “the wildest s*** you’ve ever seen”, reports local outlet Taste of Country.

While the real White House has 16 bedrooms, Kid Rock’s version reportedly has only two.

The remaining space is apparently dedicated to entertainment, including a bowling alley and oversized furniture.

Photos and footage of the mansion first surfaced during a tour with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, revealing the eccentric interior – including a golden urinal and a matching shower.

Fellow musician Zac Brown is said to have traded the rocker a giant bed and a brass eagle for a few signs, with the eagle later plated in 24-carat gold and mounted on the roof.

The mini White House made headlines again this week after Kid Rock appeared at the real one alongside Donald Trump during the president’s announcement on ticket scalping.

But it was the singer’s red, white and blue jumpsuit that stole the show.

The flamboyant outfit featured white stars on each sleeve and a central blue stripe.

It also had the number “250” in blue and white ombre, in reference to the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2026.

The look was covered in tiny gems and diamantes, with an American flag across the front and a matching white hat with a stars-and-stripes band.

Asked whether he would wear the outfit himself, Trump told reporters: “I was thinking about doing it for tomorrow. We have a big event coming up, and I was thinking about doing it, but I’m not sure.”

The look quickly drew comparisons to Elvis Presley, with one fan branding it a “bad a** outfit” and others saying they’d pay to see Trump wear it.

Kid Rock has been a vocal supporter of Trump since endorsing him in 2016.

“I’m digging Donald Trump,” he told Rolling Stone at the time. “My feeling: Let the business guy run it like a business. And his campaign has been entertaining as s**t.”

The pair have regularly been seen together at public events, including golf outings and UFC matches alongside Elon Musk and Joe Rogan.

Kid Rock also attended Trump’s first inauguration in 2017.

Trump used Monday’s White House appearance to introduce new tariffs on foreign-built cars, set to take effect on Wednesday – which he dubbed “Liberation Day”.

The singer called the executive order a “great first step”.