Christina Haack, the renowned HGTV star, has taken a significant step regarding her six-bedroom farmhouse in Tennessee, which has become a focal point in her personal life. The property, notably highlighted in her series “Christina in the Country,” was recently removed from the market shortly after being re-listed, following her divorce from Josh Hall in July 2024.
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The impressive 5,000-square-foot residence, set on an expansive 24 acres in the quaint Leiper’s Fork area, was previously available for rent at a considerable £20,000 per month. According to her realtor, Kelly Dougherty of Onward Real Estate, a long-term lease has been agreed upon, prompting the property’s withdrawal from the market. “We accepted a long-term lease,” Dougherty confirmed, indicating a decisive turn for the farmhouse, which has experienced a series of market fluctuations over the past few years.
Haack first listed the property for sale in October 2024 amid her split from Hall. At that time, Dougherty showcased the luxurious modern farmhouse through an Instagram post, giving fans a glimpse of the stunning home who had become accustomed to seeing on the show. The property has since seen various attempts to sell, with its latest status change occurring in February 2025, as noted in property records.
This farmhouse has been under public scrutiny since its involvement in Haack’s divorce proceedings. Hall, who filed for divorce citing “irreconcilable differences,” was allowed to continue living in the farmhouse under a temporary legal agreement they reached. This arrangement, outlined in documents obtained by PEOPLE, allowed Hall to stay there until the property was rented, marking a turbulent chapter in Haack’s journey post-separation.
Following their marriage, which lasted nearly three years, the couple’s split has had repercussions that have resonated not just in their personal lives but also within their professional realms. Haack has made it a point to communicate her feelings about the situation openly. In a candid moment shared on her Instagram Stories during the initial sale listing, she remarked, “I guess ‘Leiper’s Fork’ is gonna have to come off the [Instagram] bio soon. Time to go back to reality,” indicating her readiness to embrace a new chapter.
The formal dissolution of their marriage was finalised in August 2025, concluding a tumultuous period for both parties. Court documents revealed that Haack retained full ownership of both her Newport Beach mansion, which serves as her primary residence, and the Tennessee farmhouse, which she had acquired prior to marrying Hall.
The farmhouse itself is not just a backdrop for her reality television exploits; it comes complete with a wealth of amenities. Among these are a three-car garage, a screened porch, a wood-burning fireplace, a storm shelter, and a swimming pool accompanied by a hot tub and a sauna, as well as a barn that includes fenced spaces suitable for animals. These features enhance its appeal, making the property an attractive rental option.
As Haack navigates through this transitional phase in her life, the future of her Tennessee farmhouse appears to be more stable. With the recent signing of a long-term lease, she seems poised to move forward while embracing new developments in her career and personal life. The household, once a shared retreat, now stands as a testament to her journey of resilience and adaptation amidst change.