Why is vicki gunvalson selling her home

The listing comes just over a month after she announced she had officially moved to a condo in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The five-bedroom, 4. Its two-story layout also contains an office, a center-island kitchen, formal living and dining rooms off the entry, as well as a family room with a wet bar.

Outside, the property is perfectly equipped for the warm Southern California climate with multiple outdoor seating areas, a barbecue pavilion and a fire pit. There is also a custom swimming pool decked out with water slides, a spa, a built-in lounge and waterfalls. Vicki Gunvalson has lived in the same cushy Coto de Caza pad for 20 years see the clip above for a tour. And though she's made many happy memories in the sprawling home — and filmed many a Real Housewives of Orange County interview there — she's ready to make a move.

After closing on a Puerto Vallarta condo back in May, the insurance pro toured another beachside property in June. According to the listing, the five-bedroom house sits on a whole acre. That considerable spread of land is accented with some resort-style amenities, including a grotto-like pool with waterfalls, a fire pit, and a bar area. There's also a gorgeous kitchen with a huge central island Vicki's been busily cooking up Whole 30 recipes right in that spot , a cozy sitting room with a roaring fireplace, and a formal dining room with a hand-painted bird mural.

Nearly six months after purchasing a North Carolina lake house , Vicki Gunvalson has decided to say goodbye to the vacation home. Because Vicki has been documenting her progress on the house's renovations in recent months, many of her followers were confused by the seemingly abrupt sale. However, Vicki was happy to explain the reason behind her move, responding to one commenter, "I decided against holding it because the kids may be moving out of NC. In October , just a few months after she revealed she purchased the home "online without seeing it, " Vicki updated her followers on the extensive work she was putting into the abode.