Texas' king and queen of home renovations, Chip and Joanna Gaines, are done lording over their 136-year-old castle in Waco. The stars of TV’s Fixer Upper have found a buyer for Cottonland Castle, Mansion Global reported. The sale is pending.
The Gaineses listed the 6,176-square-foot castle, in Waco's historic and affluent Castle Heights neighborhood, at nearly $2.7 million. They bought the property in 2019, when it carried a $425,000 price tag.
The castle, with a sandstone and limestone facade, is modeled after a German castle along the Rhine River.
Chip and Joanna Gaines are preparing to hand over the keys to their castle. Facebook Magnolia Network
The duo spent several years restoring the castle to revive its original character. That work became the foundation for their six-part 2022 series Fixer Upper: Welcome Home – The Castle. They opened it to the public for guided tours and introduced Magnolia brand tie-ins, like a “Colors of the Castle” paint collection.
Chip and Joanna Gaines opened Hotel 1928 in 2023. Nearly three years later, the "Fixer Upper" stars' property earned a coveted Michelin Key.
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