2 min readWhether you’re a hardcore fan who’s made the pilgrimage out to Waco to attend Silobration or someone who simply loves to catch reruns of Fixer Upper, you probably dreamed about living in one of Joanna and Chip Gaines’ home transformations. It’s a pie-in-the-sky dream, right? Well, maybe not anymore. Believe it or not, the HGTV alums are putting three of their properties on the market.
These listings aren’t just any of the couple's myriad homes from their renovation shows. The Gaines family is parting ways with three iconic spaces fans would recognize from a mile away. According to Magnolia Realty—because, of course, the duo lists the properties with Magnolia Realty—the couple wants to give these properties a new chapter as they peruse future design endeavors.
For some, living in a Gaines-designed home is the dream, but that dream will cost you. One property sits in the six-figure range, while the other two cost over a million. Though these spaces might elicit some sticker shock, think of it this way: Since they were lovingly restored recently, these time-honored homes are basically turnkey.
That said, it doesn’t hurt to window shop, right? Take a look at these standout properties, and if you want to go splitsies on one, you know where to find us.
The Castle
Yes, that 135-year-old castle Chip and Joanna lovingly restored on Fixer Upper: The Castle can be yours. Well, for $2.7 million. Clocking in at 6,176 square feet, this palatial pad is rife with charming touches. Gorgeous millwork? Check. Antique floor tiles and diamond-paned windows? Check and check. Though there’s plenty of space to wow a crowd, the castle’s four bedrooms and four bathrooms offer room for privacy. In fact, some of the bathrooms even boast freestanding tubs, giving the new owners a royal way to unwind.
The Gristmill
Calling all home chefs: This is where Joanna filmed her cooking show, Magnolia Table. While there’s a lot to love about this listing—the stacked stone interiors, beautiful backyard, and accompanying greenhouse, for starters—the kitchen is definitely the pièce de résistance. Ample counters and a large, vintage-inspired island provide plenty of room to meal prep, while the paneled appliances blend form and function. And, of course, leave it to the brass-accented range and plaster hood to give the kitchen its main character energy. Currently listed for $937,000, this lower price point (relatively speaking) is the real estate equivalent to a cherry atop a sundae.
Hillcrest Estate
Nestled on 1.8 acres, this 4,606-square-foot estate is Southern hospitality at its finest. Decked out with a row of stately columns, this home is love at first sight. Of course, you’ll fall even deeper in love when you step inside. Beautiful built-ins, gorgeous millwork, and cozy nooks abound. Though the $1.7 million price tag is on the steeper side, the new owners will enjoy a detached cottage, which is a perfect in-law suite or separate office space.
