You Know HGTV's Christina Hall Has to Have a Nice Pad — Where Does She Live?

When it comes to flipping houses that used to be flops, HGTV's Christina Hall has been flipping out for nearly a decade. Now that Flip or Flop is done and we'll have to rely on reruns, she has moved on to two new shows. Both Christina on the Coast and Christina in the Country give viewers the opportunity to watch Christina renovate and redesign her own homes.

That's right — we said homes, plural. Where does Christina Hall live? She's got options.

In an April 23, 2022, Instagram post, Christina announced that she and her family would be moving back to Newport Beach, Calif. While they loved living in Dana Point, the commute to and from school was starting to take a toll on Christina and her husband, Josh Hall.

"Our new home is our long-term family home," she wrote. "Coming from a restless soul, my soul is ready to rest."

According to Realtor.com, the $12 million 7,000-square-foot mansion was a steal via an "off-market deal." Evidently this house is more modern than what Christina usually goes for.

"The five-bed, five and a half-bath mansion was built in 2021, and the design pays homage to the midcentury modern aesthetic with terrazzo stone, floor-to-ceiling windows, and clean lines," via Realtor.com.

The house doesn't have an ocean view, which is usually a must-have in Newport Beach, but it does come with a pool and a gorgeous fireside banquette that's ideal for entertaining. The floor-to-ceiling windows bring in light, but also leave the house feeling a bit sterile.

However, if anyone can bring some warmth into that place, it's Christina Hall.

Although Christina has made roots in California, that doesn't mean that she's leaving her beloved Tennessee behind. Her new HGTV docu-series, Christina in the Country, showcases her life in the southern state as she expands her design business and also works to put down roots in the city with the family.

"Nice little sunset ride with my wife. It's perfect," Josh says in a clip from the docu-series. When Christina jokes she and her horse have a similar braided hairstyle, he adds, "I never would've taken you for a cowgirl, but I'm liking the look."

Up until now, every trip to Tennessee has always been a quick getaway," Christina says in the docu-series. "But with every trip, I'm just loving it more and more and I'm always looking for more reasons to spend time here."

In fact, Christina previously gushed about Tennessee in a 2021 interview with People after purchasing the family's farmhouse.

"I fell in love with Tennessee when I took the kids out there in October to visit my friend and nutritionist Cara Clark who had recently moved out there," Christina told the publication. "Tennessee is gorgeous and the people out there are so nice.

The experience was also pretty nostalgic for her.

"Being out there on all that land reminded me of my favorite childhood memories, which were staying summers on my grandparents' farm," Christina told the outlet. "I felt so carefree and loved taking out their quads and hanging with my cousins on all the land."

She gave a quick Instagram tour of the house in November, which revealed rather rugged home decor choices —from the antlers chandelier to the barn door separating the entryway and the sitting room.

It seems Christina and Josh really leaned into their new country life. We briefly saw the backyard area via a small enclosed porch and it looks as if they've got plenty of woods to stay cozy in.

We'll keep checking the mail for our invite.

Catch new episodes on Christina in the Country, Thursdays at 8p.m. EST on HGTV.