House from ‘Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’ lists in Kansas

A radiant house that was featured on the hit ABC reality show “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” has landed on the real estate market in Kansas City, Kansas, for $540,000.

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Family room Screen grab from Realtor

The four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom residence was built in 2007 for Daniel Gilyeat, a U.S. Marine who lost his leg after a bomb hit his truck during his second tour in Iraq, Kevin Green Homes reported. The house suffered some setbacks, which included cracks in the ceiling in 2014 that Gilyeat told Fox4 were there since the home’s construction.

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Kitchen Screen grab from Realtor

I’m extremely grateful that they built the house,” Gilyeat told Fox4. “I’m extremely grateful that the community came together and built the house. I would just (like) for them to fix what they said they were going to fix.”

The 2,888-square-foot home sits on 1.1 acres and “still looks like new,” the listing on Platinum Realty says. Features of the house include:

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Bedroom Screen grab from Realtor

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Bathroom Screen grab from Realtor

The emotional episode titled “The Gilyeat Family” aired in 2008 during the show’s fifth season. Host Ty Pennington and a crew, along with hundreds of volunteers, built the house as the Gilyeat family vacationed in Southern California and had a surprise meeting with singer/actor Miley Cyrus.

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Exterior Screen grab from Realtor

According to Fox4, Gilyeat no longer owns the home.

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Exterior Screen grab from Realtor

The listing is held by Jose Olivo of Platinum Realty.

This story was originally published June 27, 2022 9:22 AM.

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