Biles and Owens Sell Texas Home After New Estate Move

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens have found a buyer for their former residence in Spring, Texas, after listing the Houston-area home for $1.275 million. The Olympic gymnastics champion and NFL safety used the property while waiting for construction of their custom lakefront estate to finish.

According to Marca and Complex, the four-bedroom house entered pending-sale status less than a week after being listed, although the final sale price has not been disclosed. The 3,998-square-foot property sits on more than an acre in the gated Castle Court section of Benders Landing Estates.

The home, built in 2019, includes three-and-a-half bathrooms, two primary suites, a three-car garage, a media room, a private study, a wine wall, a sauna, and a resort-style pool. Complex reported that the kitchen features quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, a waterfall island, and a hidden pantry.

The sale comes as Owens begins a new NFL chapter with the Indianapolis Colts after previous stops with the Houston Texans, Green Bay Packers, and Chicago Bears. Biles has continued spending much of her time in Texas while preparing for the move to Indianapolis.

Biles discussed the relocation while explaining her plans around Owens' football career in comments reported by People.

"I've been in Houston most of the time, so I'm going to officially move there [to Indianapolis] a little bit later," said Biles.

Biles said she planned to join Owens in Indianapolis while continuing to support his career. She also explained that his health and enjoyment were her priorities during the transition.

"I'm just excited to watch my husband. It doesn't matter, as long as he's safe and healthy and he's having fun, then I don't care," said Biles.

The couple moved into their completed custom-built Texas estate in 2025 after a lengthy construction process. According to Complex, Biles had previously described the building experience as a test of patience.

"Home building requires a lot of patience," wrote Biles on Instagram.

The residence was planned beginning in 2020, but HOA approvals delayed construction until February 2022. The project, initially expected to take nine months, extended to nearly four years.

Biles later joked about the extended timeline after receiving the keys to the finished home.

"They lied when they said nine months to build!" joked Biles.

The listing was handled by Melissa Franklin of RE/MAX Integrity, who also helped Biles purchase the Spring property in 2020, according to Complex. The former residence remains in the sales process after attracting early buyer interest.