Tarrant County home that got ‘Extreme Makeover’ 15 years ago is for sale. Take a look

Gabriel Trevino
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A home on the edge of far north Fort Worth built for a 2008 episode of “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” is for sale.

The Mediterranean makeover at 2880 Keller Hicks Road is listed for $825,000.

The 3,450 square foot Mediterranean home is listed for $825.
The 3,450 square foot Mediterranean home is listed for $825.

Amber and Peter Augustin’s home was featured during an episode of the ABC series after it was damaged in a flood in June 2007. They were told their home of 12 years would need to be raised more than a foot before they could move in.

“Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” aired from 2004-12 and for another season in 2020 with each episode featuring a family whose home was in desperate need of repairs.

The Augustin family vacationed in Hawaii for a week while hundreds of volunteers built the house for the cameras.

The 3,450 square-foot home features a two-car garage, a two-story foyer, four bedrooms, three bathrooms and is twice the size of the original one-story home the family owned. Other houses in the area are valued between $300,000 and $600,000.

When the episode, the Augustins hosted a viewing party for family, friends, neighbors and cast of the show at their church in December 2008. Tax records list the owner as the Augustin Family Living Trust.

The home features a large fireplace and two-story foyer.
The home features a large fireplace and two-story foyer.
This home on Keller Hicks road was built during ‘Extreme Makeover.’
This home on Keller Hicks road was built during ‘Extreme Makeover.’
Kitchen in the ‘Extreme Makeover’ home on Keller Hicks Road.
Kitchen in the ‘Extreme Makeover’ home on Keller Hicks Road.
This home near far north Fort Worth was featured on ‘Extreme Makeover.’
This home near far north Fort Worth was featured on ‘Extreme Makeover.’
The build team from Wall Homes (front row) Erin Kolp, Kelly Pollard (back row) Jerry Bonesteel, Steve Wall and Jim White stand outside the Augustin family home in unincorporated Tarrant County in 2008. ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, with the help of Wall Homes, built the family a new home.
The build team from Wall Homes (front row) Erin Kolp, Kelly Pollard (back row) Jerry Bonesteel, Steve Wall and Jim White stand outside the Augustin family home in unincorporated Tarrant County in 2008. ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, with the help of Wall Homes, built the family a new home.