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Sister Wives continues to reveal new information about Robyn and Kody Brown’s financial situation. The $890,000 home they bought in 2019 is worth well over $1 million now. Here’s what we know about the market value of the lavish Flagstaff, Arizona house.

Robyn Brown and Kody Brown's house in Flagstaff, Arizona via Zillow.
Robyn and Kody’s house, ‘Sister Wives’ | Zillow

Robyn and Kody bought their home for $890,000 in 2019

In 2019, the entire Brown family uprooted their lives from their cul-de-sac in Las Vegas, Nevada, to their new life in Flagstaff, Arizona. The family bought a five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Flagstaff for Robyn and her five children: Dayton, Aurora, Breanna, Solomon, and Ariella.

According to documents obtained in Coconino County, Kody and Robyn are listed as “husband and wife” on the deed of trust for the house. Robyn and Kody closed on the woodlands cabin on Aug. 30, 2019, after paying $890,000.

A photo of inside Robyn Brown and Kody Brown's house in Flagstaff, Arizona via Zillow.
‘Sister Wives’ Robyn and Kody’s main bedroom | Zillow

According to the listing on Realtor, Robyn and Kody Brown’s house is a 4,400-square-foot cabin surrounded by trees and has views of the area’s mountain ranges. It was built in 2007 and sits on a ridge on a “heavily-treed four acres.” It boasts an expansive wrap-around desk and a four-car garage.

Inside, it has two master suites and three other bedrooms. The kitchen contains a commercial-sized refrigerator, a gas stove, underfloor heating, and a wine fridge.

Robyn and Kody’s house is estimated to be worth closer to $2 million in 2023

A Sister Wives fan wanted to set the record straight about the actual market value of Robyn and Kody’s house in 2022. They wrote a post in the Sister Wives subreddit, “I need to correct y’all with this Robyn house situation. Her house is closer to being worth $1.5 million.”

The professionals at Realtor appear to agree. Based on sales of similar properties in the area, Robyn and Kody Brown’s house has an estimated value of just under $2 million in 2023.

Janelle and Meri used their money to pay for Robyn’s house

In Sister Wives Season 17, Janelle revealed some shocking decisions that put her in a “stupid position” financially. Janelle has somehow made it so that she has no assets in only her name. Everything Janelle owns either has Kody’s or another wife’s name on it. And now she’s wondering what she’s going to leave to her children.

Kody Brown, Robyn Brown, Meri Brown, and Janelle Brown pose in front of Coyote Pass for 'Sister Wives' Season 17 promo on TLC.
Kody Brown, Robyn Brown, Meri Brown, and Janelle Brown, ‘Sister Wives’ Season 17 | TLC
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Janelle shocked audiences when she admitted giving half the profit from her Las Vegas to Robyn to help her buy her home in Flagstaff. “I gave half the proceeds from my house in Vegas to Robyn,” she said. And based on how much Janelle’s Las Vegas home sold for, that means she gave $300,000 to Robyn for her house.

Then, in the Nov. 27, 2022 episode of Sister Wives, Meri revealed that she also gave Robyn money for her house. “When I sold my house in Vegas, I gave my money that I made from that house to Robyn so that she could buy her house here in Flagstaff,” Meri explained.

Will Janelle and Meri ever get a return on their investment? It seems unlikely since the money they gave Robyn was the family’s money.

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