A renovated Newport Beach home previously owned by HGTV star Christina Hall is up for grabs at $7.995 million.

The ask is 49% more than the $5.35 million county documents show the 39-year-old host of “Christina on the Coast” and “Christina in the Country” got in June 2021.

With its metal roof and board-and-batten siding, this 4,804-square-foot, two-story house sits on over a half-acre lot with a resort-style backyard. Constructed in 1999 and updated by the current owner, it has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and an open-concept floor plan.

The listing calls it a “perfect harmony of minimalist aesthetics and efficient space utilization.”

Inside are all-white walls, wide-plank, white oak flooring, clerestory windows and a soaring vaulted ceiling with skylights. An oversized center island with seating outfits the gourmet kitchen that opens to the great room.

Slide-away glass doors extend the living space out.

The backyard features a new pool and spa, raised sundecks, lawns, an outdoor shower, and a pavilion with bar seating and built-in heaters.

Back inside, the primary suite encompasses two levels. It has a loft, wraparound patio, walk-in closet and a new bathroom with a freestanding tub and a walk-in shower.

A three-car garage with new doors, porch swings and motorized gates add to the offerings.

Keven Stirdivant of Kase Real Estate holds the listing

Records show Hall, 39, purchased the house in June 2018 in an off-market deal for $4.1 million as Christina El Moussa and put her signature on it — but that’s what she’s known for.

She got her start on the long-running “Flip or Flop” alongside her first husband, Tarek El Moussa, with whom she shares two children, daughter Taylor, 12, and son Brayden, 7. She was also previously married to Ant Anstead of “Wheeler Dealers” fame, father of son Hudson, 3.

Hall now co-produces her latest HGTV shows with her third husband, real estate agent Josh Hall.

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