A special piece of Miranda Lambert’s history has hit the Texas market, a two-residence compound that brings together the 42-year-old country star’s childhood home and the neighboring property that she purchased when her music career began to take shape.
According to realtor.com, the stunning Lindale estate, listed by Lee Trowbridge of Compass on February 7, is priced at $1.59 million and includes a range of amenities, from a metal warehouse to a 100-yard shooting range and a private, well-stocked pond.
Nestled in a quiet East Texas setting, the home that helped shape Lambert, affectionately referred to as “The Big House,” sits adjacent to the property known as “The Pink House,” which she still owns and moved into after landing her first major record deal. The remainder of the compound is owned by Lambert’s parents, Beverly and Rick Lambert.
Letting go of both dwellings will serve as a major milestone for Lambert and her family, who made the location their primary home for nearly 30 years. The Grammy award-winning country star spent her teenage years at “The Big House” before taking up residence in the “Pink House” at age 21. Though she has been living in Nashville in recent years.
“Until their transition out of the home about a year ago, the property served as the Lambert family home,” Trowbridge confirmed, according to Mansion Global, of the singer's parents. “During their time living there, the property was a home to many, including those who needed a helping hand or a place to land.”
The sprawling compound, spanning nearly 25 acres, includes "covered and open outdoor living areas, an outdoor kitchen, a shop with a bathroom installed, and a brick courtyard," enough to host large gatherings.
The Houses Sit On Nearly 25-Acres of Land That Includes Mature Trees
Inside the main house, measuring 4,643 square feet, there are four bedrooms and five bathrooms that offer a rustic charm. Pictures show dark hardwood flooring, bright white textured walls, and large windows with luscious pond views. Cabinets are built-in throughout the home, offering plenty of space to store books or personal items.
“Light-filled living spaces connect naturally to porches, decks, and courtyard areas, offering comfortable transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces," the listing states, further detailing the property. "Bedrooms are well-proportioned, and the primary bathroom includes a soaking tub positioned near windows that bring in natural light and views of the landscape.”
One of Miranda Lambert’s Biggest Hits Had Her Reflecting he Memories of Her Childhood
Lambert’s childhood home, first bought as a fixer-upper, found her connection with what would become one of her biggest hit songs, “The House That Built Me.” She has spoken about the home in previous interviews. During one sit-down conversation with theAssociated Press, and with her parents beside her, the singer/songwriter, who experienced homelessness at the age of six, before the family found the house, recalled her feelings of having gone through hardship early on.
"It is a sad story, but it's also a really happy story as it also built our family back," she added. "It made us stronger than ever."
Beverly added, “We didn’t know it at the time, but it was the house that built us all.”
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