Tour All of the Houses the ‘Sister Wives’ Stars Have Lived In: From Utah to Las Vegas to Flagstaff

The Utah House

When TLC first introduced us to the Brown family in 2010, they lived in this massive house in Utah. The house was actually three apartments that connected to one another, one for each wife and her children. But since Utah had a law against bigamy, which meant anyone caught practicing polygamy could be charged with a felony, the family felt it was best for them to move.

Meri’s Las Vegas House

While Las Vegas may have been more accepting of their practices, the family felt like they were growing apart while living in four separate rental houses. Worried about the future of his family, Kody realized the key to bringing everyone back was to invest in a cul-de-sac where the entire family could live together.

In 2013, the Browns built four McMansions, one for each wife. The houses all had the same floor plan but were each different in their own w

Robyn’s Las Vegas House

The family paid approximately $400,000 for four houses, one for each wife, so that they could all live next door to each other. Although each house had the same floor plan, each wife made little changes (like changing the color of the kitchen countertops or rearranging the windows) for a personal touch. All the homes were Spanish-style with stucco siding, similar to most homes in the Las Vegas area. Although each house looks different on the outside, they all have the same feel.

Christine’s Las Vegas House

Christine’s house was the only one to have a turret and a “dry” moat outside (since it is the desert, after all).

Janelle’s Las Vegas House

"We all have the same floor plan, but we all made individual changes, so we had an opportunity to personalize," Janelle said about her home.

Meri’s Las Vegas Living Room

Her living room was open and spacious, and she had her furniture organized in a unique way.

Robyn’s Las Vegas Living Room

Her living space was a bit more plain, although a personal touch she added was a piano.

Christine’s Las Vegas Living Room

“I wanted a nice, cozy warm feeling for my house,” Christine said. “I picked browns, soft, muted tones … I just wanted it to feel cozy.”

Janelle’s Las Vegas Living Room

For her house, she chose a country western theme with lots of horses and cowboy motifs.

Meri’s Las Vegas Kitchen

All the wives chose different colors for their kitchens. Meri chose a light brown for her cupboards and country/rustic finishes for her decorations.

Robyn’s Las Vegas Kitchen

She chose slightly darker cupboards with lots of pops of red.

Christine’s Las Vegas Kitchen

She chose black cupboards for her kitchen, and she thought her kitchen is “the best” of all the wives.

Janelle’s Las Vegas Kitchen

Janelle described her kitchen as still a work in progress, but she decided to go with a “diner” aesthetic.

Robyn’s Flagstaff House

In 2018, Kody decided to uproot his big brood again with a move to Flagstaff, Arizona. It was met with a lot of backlash from their kids, who had mixed feelings about relocating again, and the move was anything but smooth. Once they settled into their new rental homes in Flagstaff, Kody tried to convince his wives to agree to live in one large home that they would custom-build on their Coyote Pass property. After the idea was shut down, they decided they would build separate homes on Coyote Pass, but a delay in the sale of their Las Vegas homes caused a snag in the build of their new homes. Things became more complicated when Christine announced her decision to leave Kody in November 2021.

Robyn’s Flagstaff Living Room, Kitchen and Dining Room

The layout of Robyn’s home places the living room right next to the kitchen with a formal dining room off to the side.

Robyn’s Flagstaff Patio

Robyn enjoyed her outdoor patio while hunkering down amid the coronavirus pandemic in the spring of 2020.

Christine’s Flagstaff House

Christine is the only one out of her fellow sister wives who was able to stay in one home since they all relocated in 2018.

Christine’s Flagstaff Kitchen

This large kitchen with an island was the first thing that greets visitors when they entered Christine’s abode.

Christine’s Living Room

Right next to the kitchen is Christine’s living room, where she filmed this scene with Robyn where she expressed why she does not want to live in one big house with Kody, her sister wives and their children.

Christine’s Utah Home

Following her move from Flagstaff and split from Kody, Christine now resides in duplex in Utah only a few minutes drive from daughter Aspyn and her husband Mitch Thompson‘s home.

Janelle’s Flagstaff House

Janelle and her kids enjoyed living in this one-floor ranch style house for the majority of their time in Flagstaff.

Janelle’s Flagstaff Bedroom

While filming a video call with Kody and her sister wives as they were all quarantining amid the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020, Janelle gave viewers an inside look into the primary bedroom.

Coyote Pass

Before heading back to Flagstaff for the winter, Janelle lived on an RV on the family’s Coyote Pass property.

Meri’s First Flagstaff House

Meri had the worst luck of her sister wives when they all relocated to Flagstaff together in 2018. Shortly after moving in, Meri’s neighbors complained to her landlord and said they did not want her living in their neighborhood because of her “lifestyle.” In a confessional that aired in January 2020, Meri said she agreed to move out but she ended up having to move back to Las Vegas because she couldn’t find a rental in Flagstaff to move into with such short notice.

Meri’s Second Flagstaff House

Meri lucked out once she returned to Flagstaff after a brief stay in Las Vegas. She was able to move into a gorgeous four-bedroom home featuring a modern rustic vibe.

Worth the Extra Money

Meri said her second rental was $175 more a month than her previous Flagstaff house, but she got almost triple the space.

A Dream Home

Not only was the house beautiful, but it also included an elevator for easy access to all of its levels — and the main primary bedroom was situated on the secluded, private third floor. The home also included a second primary bedroom.

Meri’s Flagstaff Living Room

Meri’s living room boasted a working stone fireplace and the steps leading up to the next level included an indoor waterfall.

Meri’s Dining Room

The dining room was set right next to the living room.

Amenities on Amenities

The Brown kids were amazed by the working waterfall in Meri’s digs.

Christine’s Bedroom

Christine offered a glimpse inside her home, showing the large bean bag in her bedroom.

Christine’s View

Christine has shared many photos of her Utah duplex, particularly from the back porch. There, she has a jacuzzi and a lovely mountain view.

Christine’s Utah Home

The former sister wife revealed that the inspiration for her new home is French country.

Christine’s Front Porch

The mother of six showed off her fall front porch decor during daughter Truely’s first day of school.

Christine’s Utah Yard

Christine’s home has a large backyard which is perfect for snowball fights in the winter.

Janelle’s Flagstaff Dining Room

Janelle showed off her new, smaller dining table after giving her larger set to her sons for their apartment.

Janelle’s Flagstaff Living Room

Janelle gave fans a glimpse inside her Flagstaff home as son Garrison came to help her set up her new dining furniture.

Christine’s New Utah House

One month before getting engaged to David Woolley, Christine and her now-fiancé purchased a new home in Lehi, Utah, Life & Style confirmed on April 16, 2023.

Christine and David’s Newlywed Home

David and Christine’s home featured more than 4,500 square feet of living space and offered unobstructed views of Mount Timpanogos, East Mountains and Jordan River. The property features a modern farmhouse vibe with an incredible balcony.