Chip and Joanna Gaines Finally Sell Their Famous $2.7 Million Historic Waco Castle
Key Points:
- Chip and Joanna Gaines have completed the nearly 20-year renovation of the historic Waco Castle, a 6,176-square-foot manor built in 1890, and found a buyer, with the property initially listed for $2,699,000 in June 2026.
- The castle, which features four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, seven fireplaces, and unique spaces like a card room and conservatory, was restored to reflect its 1915 aesthetic, with all furnishings and decor included in the sale.
- The renovation was documented in their 2022 series “Fixer Upper: The Castle,” and the couple emphasized the value of restoring forgotten beauty, though they are now ready to pass the estate and two other properties—the $1.7 million Hillcrest Estate and $935,000 Gristmill—on to new owners.
- The Hillcrest Estate is a Colonial-style home with five bedrooms on nearly 2 acres in Waco, while the Gristmill in Valley Mills, TX, features an industrial vibe and was used as the setting for Joanna’s cooking show “Magnolia Table.”