Simone Biles Sells Houston Home for $1.2 Million—Step Inside the Olympic Icon’s Luxe Texas Retreat

Olympic gymnastics legend Simone Biles and her NFL-star husband Jonathan Owens have officially closed the chapter on their suburban Houston property, pocketing a quick sale less than a month after putting the customized home on the market. According to public MLS data reported by Yahoo! Lifestyle, the couple accepted an offer of roughly $1.1 million—slightly under their original $1.2 million asking price—for the 3,939-square-foot residence in Spring, Texas, a fast-growing enclave about 30 miles north of downtown Houston. Speedy sale highlights • Five days on market: local TV affiliate KHOU notes the property went under contract in under a week, underscoring white-hot demand for updated homes in Houston’s northern suburbs. • 2021 build, celebrity touches: built just before Biles’ record-setting Tokyo Games, the four-bed, three-and-a-half-bath home includes a resort-style saltwater pool, a sauna, a dedicated dog-wash station and a full outdoor kitchen—amenities that helped it command a premium over similar listings. • Designer flair: vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling fireplaces and custom Schumacher wallpaper were showcased across the couple’s social channels and in Owens’ viral house-tour TikToks, fueling social buzz once the listing hit the market. Why the gymnastics GOAT is moving on Biles, 29, has split training time between the World Champions Centre in Spring—owned by her family—and traveling to meets. Husband Owens, 31, recently signed a multi-year contract with the Green Bay Packers, prompting the pair to hunt for a primary residence closer to Wisconsin. “I’m gonna miss it,” Biles admitted in a tearful interview after the sale was finalized. Impact on the local luxury market Real-estate analysts say the Biles-Owens transaction caps a record stretch for $1 million-plus homes in Montgomery County, where closed sales in that bracket have risen 18 percent year-over-year. The marketing halo generated by an internationally known athlete drove more than 200,000 virtual walk-through views in three days, according to brokerage data cited by Complex Sports. What the new owners are getting • Smart-home automation controlling climate, security and mood lighting • Chef’s kitchen with dual quartz islands and professional-grade appliances • Primary suite featuring a spa bathroom, free-standing tub and marble dressing room • Oversized three-car garage with added clearance for Owens’ custom pickup Key takeaway for sellers Biles’ lightning-fast closing shows that turn-key, amenity-rich properties under $1.5 million remain red-hot across Greater Houston—especially when optimized with professional staging, social-media teasers and drone video. For Houstonians contemplating a move, early spring continues to deliver Olympic-level results.