Tamera Mowry-Housley and Adam Housley have put their Fairfield, California, home on the market for $2.69 million, signaling a definitive exit from their suburban base. The June 2026 listing follows the couple’s October 2024 purchase of a 15-acre Napa Valley estate for $3.8 million. They bought the neglected property to build a farm, not just a house. Real estate agents Ryan Nemeyer and Alfonso Garcia of Engel & Völkers are handling the sale.
The Fairfield property, bought in 2011 for roughly $1.4 million, offers a stark contrast to their new rural setup. It spans 4,863 square feet with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a saltwater pool. The home features a professional-grade kitchen and views of the hills. The asking price represents a $1.29 million gain over their initial investment. Market conditions will determine the final sale figure.
The move to Napa is driven by the land, not the structure. The new estate includes four acres of Cabernet Sauvignon vines and a natural pond. The couple plans to establish an orchard, keep chickens, and live off the grid where possible. They began documenting this overhaul in April 2026 via a YouTube series titled The Housley Farm. Mowry-Housley, known for the sitcom Sister, Sister, has framed the shift as a necessary pivot toward sustainability.
This transition isn't just about square footage. It's about lifestyle. The Fairfield home offered indoor luxury and established landscaping. Napa offers dirt under fingernails and a self-sufficient rhythm. The family, which includes son Aden and daughter Ariah, intends to spend more time outdoors. The renovation is ongoing, but the sale of the Fairfield home locks in their commitment to the Napa project.
The Fairfield listing is now live for prospective buyers. Agents are marketing it for its privacy and access to local employment hubs. While the final sale price is unknown, the $2.69 million tag will influence the local market. The Napa renovation continues in parallel, with no specific completion date announced.