Home Clint Harp Lists His Unforgettable Home from 'Fixer Upper' Season 1 By Meghan Overdeep Meghan Overdeep Meghan is a senior staff writer at Southern Living. She has been scouring the Internet for the buzziest Southern news since joining the team in 2017. She has never met a story she couldn't tell. Meghan is passionate about animals, current events, history, gardening, and making people smile. You can find her skiing or taking pictures of her dog.Previously, Meghan was the weddings editor for The Knot. She also worked for many years as a freelancer with bylines at InStyle, The Food Network, HGTV Magazine, Runners World, and more. She graduated from Syracuse University with a B.S. in Magazine Journalism. Southern Living's editorial guidelines Published on September 16, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: © Sold in a Snap One of the most iconic homes in Fixer Upper history is for sale! The one-and-only Harp House from season one (you know, the one that got us all hooked on the HGTV series) recently hit the market in Waco, Texas. In the show's sixth episode, Magnolia carpenter Clint Harp purchased the ramshackle historic home next door to his woodworking shop for just $10,000. Chip and Joanna Gaines took the crumbling, garbage-filled structure and stripped it down to its bones, saving only a few floor planks. With hard work, sweat, and some tears—plus furniture and custom built-ins made by Clint himself—the transformation was truly incredible. "The Harps had a ball teaming up with Chip and Joanna Gaines designing, restoring and bringing this gem of a home built in 1913 back to all its splendor," the listing boasts. Harp and his family lived in the 2,738-square-foot, five-bedroom house from 2014-2016 before converting it into a rental property. Today, it is listed by Martha Kate Gunn of Camille Johnson Realtors for $899,000. The price includes all furniture and furnishings in the home, all the way down to the towels and linens. But, if you ask us, the Harp House's real treasures can be found in the kitchen, which features a large island, vent hood, and breakfast table all built by Clint and his crew. Join us for a tour? 01 of 10 Grand Entrance © Sold in a Snap The front door height was enlarged to eight feet for a more dramatic look. Clint made a beautiful new door using reclaimed wood. Photo: © Sold in a Snap 02 of 10 Open Floorplan © Sold in a Snap Enjoy views of the refurbished foyer—featuring a repaired 100-year-old staircase—from the spacious living room. Photo: © Sold in a Snap 03 of 10 Custom Dining Room © Sold in a Snap Chip and Joanna removed a wall to create this open dining area. Photo: © Sold in a Snap 04 of 10 Living Space © Sold in a Snap Numerous walls came down to create a seamless flow between the home's most trafficked areas. Photo: © Sold in a Snap 05 of 10 Designer Kitchen © Sold in a Snap The base of the Carrera marble island and cloaked vent hood were custom made by Clint. Cabinets span an entire wall for plenty of storage. Photo: © Sold in a Snap 06 of 10 Spacious Den © Sold in a Snap Oversize windows and 10-foot ceilings create a spacious feeling in the living room. Photo: © Sold in a Snap 07 of 10 Reading Room © Sold in a Snap During the renovation, Clint's wife Kelly requested a blue room. Chip and Jo gave her just that in the form of this cozy reading room off the main living space. Photo: © Sold in a Snap 08 of 10 Main Suite © Sold in a Snap The sizable main bedroom even has its own giant sitting area! Photo: © Sold in a Snap 09 of 10 Main Bathroom © Sold in a Snap What kind of historic home would be complete without a clawfoot tub? Photo: © Sold in a Snap 10 of 10 Pergola Paradise © Sold in a Snap A wooden pergola gives the backyard some protection from the Texas sun – and so much charm. Photo: © Sold in a Snap Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit