Where Do Amber and Trent Johnston Live? Where the ‘7 Little Johnstons’ Stars Calls Home
Sure, 7 Little Johnstons stars Trent and Amber Johnston have joked that they are the real-life “seven dwarves” — but unlike their fictional counterparts, these little people definitely don’t live in the woods! So where do they live?
Where Do Amber and Trent Johnston Live?
The Johnston family currently lives in Forsythe, Georgia. Amber and Trent bought the home in 2017, and according to Trulia, they paid $417,000 for it. The property website reveals that the house sits on almost 10 acres of land and the 3,660-square-foot home features four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a pool.
Not All of the Johnstons’ Children Live at Home Anymore
Anna and Elizabeth, two of Amber and Trent’s three adult children, have moved out on their own. Elizabeth was the first to move out, shortly followed by Anna. Both girls initially lived in separate apartments, but Anna purchased her first home in 2023.
Jonah, the Johnstons’ eldest son, moved out for a period of time. However, Trent and Amber thought it would be best if he moved back in with them after he had a scary experience using medical marijuana.
Where Did the ‘7 Little Johnstons’ Stars Live When The Show Premiered in 2015?
When 7 Little Johnstons premiered, the family called Barnesville, Georgia, home.
In an interview with People in March 2016, the reality TV husband and wife opened up about finding a “fixer upper” that they have since been renovating to fit their big family of little people. “When we moved in, the bottom floor was the only thing that was livable,” Trent said of their 6,000-sq.-ft. home, which was originally built in 1891 as a church and was converted to a home in the ‘40s. “We redid all the plumbing on the first floor.”
At the time of the move, they had all their children — Jonah, Anna, Elizabeth, Alex and Emma — sleeping on mattresses on the floor in the living room. Once renovations began, they had the three girls sharing a room, and two boys sharing one of their own — and when they’re done, they’ll have an impressive seven bedrooms!
“We wanted a house that would give us plenty of growing room,” Amber explained. “Not that we’re expanding our family in any way, just the fact that the kids are older and need their own space, their own rooms. When we’re finished, we’ll have seven bedrooms and four bathrooms.”
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