Earlier this year, the Brown Family announced a big change: they are moving to Arizona. The family of 18 decided to leave their four-house compound in Las Vegas in search of new beginnings in Flagstaff.
In an interview with TLC, Sister Wives stars Robyn, Kody, and Christine discuss the reasons for the move.
“We’re moving because we wanted a kind of a slower lifestyle,” Robyn explained. “More than anything, we’re getting the mountains,” Kody added.
The family all agree, however, that their time in Las Vegas served them well. “Vegas has been good for us, I’m not saying it hasn’t. It has been really good. It has been great for our kids. They’ve all really grown here and done so many wonderful things,” Christine said.
The Browns purchased a vacant plot of land in Arizona for $820,000. According to Radar Online, it will be divided four ways:
“The clerk of court for Coconino County in Arizona confirmed Kody purchased a plot of vacant land in Flagstaff, Arizona, which was split into four parcels, on June 1, 2018.
Kody and wife Janelle’s parcel of land cost $170,000 for 2.42 acres.
Kody and Robyn also put down $170,000 for 2.42 acres of land.
The third parcel, which Kody shares with Meri, set them back $180,000 for 4.48 acres. Janelle is also listed on the property.
Robyn and Kody are listed on another property, along with Christine, for 5.16 acres of land that set them back $300,000.”
It appears the Browns have already made the move to Flagstaff and are settling in nicely.
As far as their homes in Las Vegas, one is on the market for $675,000. It features five beds, three and a half baths, and is 4,200 square feet. The house was last sold in 2012 for $443,315, and the listing agent is Janelle Brown.
We’ll be able to see the whole move when Sister Wives returns to TLC early next year.
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Jessica Bradford is a writer for Starcasm.
