Tom and Katie Schwartz's New House Looks Like Their Co-Stars' Houses

Tom and Katie Schwartz's New House Looks Like Their Co-Stars' Houses

An in-depth perspective on Tom and Katie Schwartz's New House Looks Like Their Co-Stars' Houses, bringing you expert commentary.

From Seasons 1 through 7, Katie and Tom lived in a small West Hollywood apartment, which likely made their move to suburbia all the more satisfying. The couple's split-level Craftsman style home is located in Valley Village, which is located in California's San Fernando Valley. The town has a reputation for having more expensive homes. While the area generally has single story residences, Tom and Katie snagged a two-story new construction in the area.

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The couple officially purchased the home in April of 2019 for $1.9 million, which came on the heels of them discussing wanting to have kids and move to a bigger space in Season 7.  

The house is certainly much bigger than the couple's former less-than-a-thousand-square-foot apartment. Tom and Katie now have 3,400 square feet of space, four bedrooms, and 4.5 bathrooms.

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As seen on the show, the home has an open floor concept, with a combined kitchen and TV room. The kitchen area also opens up to the backyard, which features a pool and hot tub. The home has a light and airy feel thanks to a multitude of big windows (which allowed Kristen to spy on ex-boyfriend Carter during the premiere).

Though the home is supposed to represent an entrance into adulthood for Tom and Katie, the cast couldn't help but engage in some of their old antics during the couple's housewarming party. 

Tom Sandoval and Jax argued about which of their homes was located in a better school zone while sitting in the pool, while Lala Kent encouraged Carter to leave Kristen alone on the home's back porch. 

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The house's kitchen was further shown off when Scheana Marie cried about being made to seem like a "crazy girl" with newbies Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni.

Though it wasn't the formal house tour viewers might have wanted, the home's interior was certainly shown off with the various places the cast cried and fought in during the premiere.

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