Inside Jessa Duggar & husband Ben’s new church home as stars ‘dump their savings’ into remodel

, Jessa showed off a lighter color to stain the hardwood floors, and gray tile for the bathrooms and laundry room. 

For the kitchen, she went with a light wood for the cabinets and a marble design for the countertops. 

Jessa also showed off her fireplace, which she explained will have a “clean” design and not be too “overly complicated.”

She then showed off a home app to give fans an idea of how the finished product will look.

The kitchen will also have an island with seating that opens to the dining room and living room. 

CURRENT HOME

Jessa and Ben are living in their current Arkansas house, as they wait for renovations to finish.

They are upgrading their Arkansas home before likely putting it on the market. 

The Sun previously reported Jessa and Ben filed an easement on December 27 in the amount of $1 to allow the City of Fayetteville to cross over onto their property for the purpose of “construction, maintenance, repair and/or replacement, enlargement and operations of general utilities including water, and/or sanitary sewer pipe lines or lines, manholes” and more. 

Jessa and Ben are allowed to “fully use and enjoy the premises” while the construction is taking place. 

The couple bought the home from her late grandma Mary Duggar for $100,000 in June 2017. 

The Sun previously posted photos of the abode that is right off the Interstate 49 Highway. 

There is also a busy intersection outside of the house that is located on the corner of the block. 

While there is a fenced backyard, there is no fence in the front yard, where Jessa often posts photo and videos of the children playing.  

A source told The Sun: “Ben and Jessa usually park their car in the driveway right next to the front door and have the kids enter the home that way.”

LIFE AFTER TLC

Jessa and Ben are parents to sons Spurgeon, six, Henry, four, and daughters Ivy, two, and Fern, who was born in July. 

The home upgrade before potentially selling comes at the perfect time. 

The life change comes as family’s TLC reality show, Counting On, was canceled in May 2021 after her brother Josh’s arrest for child pornography in April. 

The Sun previously reported the family is expected to “lose $850,000 a year” after the show’s cancellation.

A source told The Sun at the time: "The family was roughly paid $80k for each chunk of filming, and some seasons were longer than others, but they were picking up on average $850k a season.

"I think a lot of people will be shocked to learn they were earning that much, and it all went to Jim Bob who invested some of it for the family, and handed the rest out.

"But there were often arguments about payments, who deserved what and whether people were being paid correctly for their time on air, that was a major issue over the years.