Teenage mom Chelsea Houska secretly sells South Dakota home for $45,000 BELOW asking price amid $2million lawsuit

TEEN Mom 2 alum Chelsea Houska has secretly sold her former home in South Dakota with six acres of farmland and stunning countryside views for $45,000 under the asking price.

The home’s listing comes after 30-year-old Chelsea and her husband Cole DeBoer built their dream farmhouse, which they moved into in December 2020.

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The parents of four put their home up for sale on June 2 for $600,000, according to realtors.

The Sun has an exclusive unveiling of the home, which sold on July 16 for $555,000, as property documents just became available.

Despite selling the home for less than its asking price, the former Teen Mom 2 stars still made a profit when they bought the home for $435,000 in June 2018.

INSIDE THE VILLA

The 3,466-square-foot home has six bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The kitchen features white antique cabinets with white and brown countertops.

The kitchen also features stainless steel appliances, a center island, and a walk-in pantry.

Chelsea and Cole redid the floors throughout the house with hardwood when they moved in.

The laundry room has checkered walls.

The kitchen opens onto the patio area overlooking six acres of land.

The property also has outbuildings as Chelsea had pigs, goats and more animals and an oversized garage.

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‘PEACEFUL’

The cottage has been featured in episodes of Teen Mom 2.

On the show, Chelsea and Cole expressed their excitement at closing the house as they were expecting their daughter Layne, 2, at the time.

She said of the stunning view on the show: “I know it’s not for everyone, the whole thing without people, it’s for us. How don’t you find that peaceful? I don’t understand why people don’t want to live wide open.”

But in 2018, the home was robbed while on a family vacation in Colorado.

Chelsea was so devastated by the incident that she stayed at her mother’s house for weeks after the robbery.

DREAM HOME

Chelsea and Cole bought a lot in Vermillion, South Dakota and began building on it in early 2020.

The couple updated fans on the building and decorating process.

The farmhouse has parquet floors throughout.

The kitchen features white cabinets with a contrasting black island, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops.

The living room has a black brick fireplace and floor to ceiling windows.

The house has a modern farmhouse vibe throughout.

On the way to HGTV

Chelsea is mum to Aubree, 12, with ex-boyfriend Adam Lind, and shares Watson, 5, Layne, 3, and Walker, 1, with husband Cole.

The family left Teen Mom 2 last season as Chelsea focused on her decorating company, Aubree Says.

Building the house inspired the stars for their new HGTV show Farmhouse Fabulous, which they announced in February.

The series, slated to premiere in 2023, will follow the couple as they help families renovate their homes.

They have already started filming the series.

$2 million lawsuit

Chelsea and Cole have been sued by consulting firm Envy for $3 million for allegedly withholding funds from social media promotions.

Chelsea and Cole responded to the lawsuit by filing a counterclaim in May 2020, alleging that Envy actually withheld from them over $150,000.

The Sun can exclusively reveal that the mediation is scheduled for April 22nd.

A letter to the judge on behalf of both parties, obtained by The Sun, said: “The parties remain optimistic that they can resolve this dispute through mediation and will promptly report to the court if the mediation was successful.”

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