Chip and Joanna Gaines say tearful goodbye to 'Fixer Upper'
Chip and Joanna Gaines said their goodbyes to 'Fixer Upper' during the hit HGTV show's final episode, thanking viewers for their support and even reminiscing about Chip and Joanna's first date, which included a magnolia tree.
Chip and Joanna Gaines are reportedly expanding their rental-property portfolio with yet another rustically appointed, shiplap-inclusive vacation home.
Travelers looking to stay at one of the pair’s Magnolia Vacation Rentals, which already include the Magnolia House and Hillcrest Estate, will soon be able to book the Carriage House, featured in the third-season episode of the same name.
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Viewers may also remember the Carriage House as the home built for Magnolia House’s caretakers, Rob and Marianne. Joanna Gaines said at the time that the home was moved to the property in the late ‘80s, and that she and Chip had always planned to renovate the home when drawing up plans for Magnolia House, as per Jo's blog.
The three-bedroom home, located in McGregor, Texas, was redesigned with a shared living, dining and kitchen area, and closet area reimagined as a master bath, among other updates. And yes, shiplap elements adorn the walls of the living, kitchen, and home office areas, as well. A shared yard also sits between the Carriage House and the Magnolia House.
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“Our third vacation rental, The Carriage House, will be opening this spring,” Magnolia Vacation Rentals announced in an email to previous renters, according to Country Living.
“It will be $695 / night on weekends, and will only be available on weekends from March running through the end of Summer,” the email reads.
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A representative for Magnolia House was not immediately available to comment.