Miranda Lambert's Childhood Home Hits Market

The Lindale, Texas, home where country music star Miranda Lambert spent her formative years is now on the market for $1.59 million. Listed by her parents, the property served as the Lambert family home until about a year ago. Lambert herself lived in the house from age 14 to 21, later purchasing the adjacent pink house after signing her record deal at 21, which she still owns.

Originally constructed in 1923, the 4,643-square-foot residence features four bedrooms and five bathrooms, blending modern updates with vintage character. The estate also includes 2,500 square feet of outdoor living space, complete with a brick courtyard, outdoor kitchen, covered patio, and a private dock on a pond. Additional structures on the property include a metal warehouse, a shop with living quarters, and a 100-yard shooting range.

Lambert has often spoken about how the song "The House That Built Me" resonated with her personal experiences of her parents rebuilding their lives after financial hardship. She recalled her father's determination to provide for the family, emphasizing their self-sufficiency through gardening and raising animals, a period that deeply shaped her connection to the home.