Kristin Cavallari’s Franklin, Tennessee-area estate reportedly sold for $7.5 million in early April 2025. The widely cited $8.9 million figure was the home’s reduced asking price—not its reported sale price. TMZ and Us Weekly reported the closing figure on April 14, 2025; neither report is a deed or closing statement.
How much did Kristin Cavallari sell her home for?
The reported sale price was $7.5 million. TMZ attributed the figure to sources familiar with the sale, while Us Weekly also reported that amount. The property was in Franklin, Tennessee, in the Nashville area—not Nashville proper.
The $8.9 million figure refers to the reduced listing price. Us Weekly reported that the estate was initially listed for $11 million in June 2024, then priced at $9.95 million in August 2024 and about $8.9 million in January 2025. TMZ described the reduced asking price as about $8.99 million when reporting that the home was under contract and later sold.
| Price stage | Reported amount | What it represents |
|---|---|---|
| June 2024 listing | $11 million (Us Weekly) | Initial reported asking price |
| August 2024 listing | $9.95 million (Us Weekly) | Reported asking price after a reduction |
| January 2025 listing | About $8.9 million (Us Weekly); about $8.99 million (TMZ) | Reduced asking price; the reports differ slightly in rounding |
| Early April 2025 sale | $7.5 million (TMZ and Us Weekly) | Reported completed sale price |
These are outlet-reported figures, not independently verified transaction records. TMZ’s April 14, 2025 report cited sources familiar with the sale, and Us Weekly also reported the sale price that day.
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What was the Franklin estate like?
Coverage described the property as a 28-acre estate with four bedrooms and five bathrooms. Reported features included a barn, guest house, swimming pool, greenhouse, beehives and a basement described as a wellness retreat. Those details come from the outlets’ property coverage; they should not be read as an independently verified inventory of what transferred in the sale.
The outlets also gave slightly different living-area figures: Us Weekly reported 6,788 square feet, while TMZ reported 6,799 square feet. The available reports do not resolve the discrepancy.
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What renovations did Cavallari make?
TMZ reported that Cavallari spent 18 months renovating the home after moving in. In remarks quoted in its April 14, 2025 sale story, she said: “I did a lot of work. I completely gutted the kitchen, finished the basement, redid a lot of the bathrooms and added on to my closet.”
Us Weekly separately reproduced comments it attributed to a 2022 interview with My Domaine. Cavallari said the home was the first she had lived in that was “exactly what I wanted aesthetically,” and that it was the first time she could truly say she loved her house.
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Us Weekly reported that Cavallari bought the property in 2020 for about $3 million; TMZ described the purchase as just over $3 million. Subtracting that reported purchase price from the reported $7.5 million sale price gives a rough difference of $4.5 million. That is not established net profit: the available figures do not account for renovation spending, transaction costs, taxes, financing or other expenses.
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