Christina Haack Is Saying Goodbye To A Big Part Of Her Past

This year has marked quite a bit of change for Christina Haack, and she's not done yet. First, she separated from her husband Ant Anstead. Then, the HGTV star changed her last name from Anstead back to her maiden name, Haack — she also used to be Christina El Moussa when she was married to Tarek. Now, the Flip or Flop host is selling the home she shared with Anstead according to People.

The 4,800-square foot Newport Beach, California manse is on the market for a whooping $6 million per the listing broker's website. The property is described as "A once in a lifetime opportunity to own a fully realized & furnished vision by an HGTV celebrity." Meanwhile, in 2019, Haack described her home as a "bohemian modern farmhouse."

A quick scroll through the photos of the house reveal a clean, modern aesthetic throughout the home, which features five bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms. Anyone would be lucky to live there — anyone with $6 million dollars that is.

The property Haack once called home with Anstead and their son, Hudson, as well as her two children, Taylor and Brayden, from her marriage to El Moussa, exudes "warmth" and "charm" per the listing. It also features a commercial-grade kitchen with top-end appliances. Its half-acre outdoor space boasts a "sparkling" pool and spa and twisting water slide, which of course eagle-eyed fans remember from the star's past Instagram posts (via Yahoo!).

Haack also frequently posts photos from her bathroom, and her kitchen and pantry have also served as backdrops for posts. Now, you can see inside her home via the listing, and marvel at the exposed beams in the open concept dining and living space. Your jaw will drop upon seeing the wine storage display in the kitchen. Basically every room is an envy-inducing feast for the eyes.

But don't worry — as Haack said via a rep, she plans to stay in the Newport area and will likely purchase a home just as incredible to live out the next chapter of her life (via People).