During the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics Games, the world witnessed a fairytale unfold in Paris. Track and field‘s lovebirds, Tara Davis-Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall, stepped into the French capital with one goal in mind. They wanted to satisfy their insatiable hunger for the coveted gold. While Tara placed sixth in Tokyo, Woodhall had clinched bronze in the 400m T62 event. But this time, they hoped things would turn out differently. 

Amid a thunderous cheer from the stands at Stade de France, the 25-year-old finally claimed the Olympic long jump champion title as her own. Her husband couldn’t help but shed tears of joy as the duo held onto each other after her win. But not even a month later, he went on to clinch his maiden Olympic gold in the 400m T62 event. All he wanted to do was run to his wife and celebrate with her. That is how the golden journey of the couple unfolded at the Paris Olympics.  As the dust settles on their escapades in the City of Love, Hunter, and Tara-Davis Woodhall have more exciting news for their fans.

On October 29, they posted a video titled “Moving into our new house” on their YouTube channel. Apparently, there is a professional reason that seems to be associated with this move.

Hunter’s coach, Travis Geopfert, took on the director of track and field and cross-country role at Kansas State University. So, the duo followed him to Manhattan, Kansas, where Davis-Woodhall will also serve as an assistant coach. They had their meet-cute at a high school track meet in 2017 and have been like two peas in a pod since then. However, they had to endure a long-distance romance for 4 arduous years before finally reuniting in 2021. Since then, they resided in Arkansas, flipping houses and working towards their athletic dreams.

But on October 5, Hunter and Tara Davis-Woodhall announced on Instagram that they weren’t in Arkansas anymore. While fans already knew where they had moved to, they released a vlog on their YouTube channel documenting their process. In their newest vlog, the duo makes the long drive to their new home with several pit stops. Interestingly, alongside dazzling professional achievements, the couple has an equally championed real estate portfolio. So much so that they brought their second property when they were just 22. Let’s take a look.

Woodhall purchased a two-story home in Arkansas for $480,000 in early 2021. The attractive residence features a vaulted ceiling, brick fireplace, and open layout. Built in 2019, the three-bedroom home features 2.5 baths, a kitchen with stainless appliances, and a sweet deck by the front door. A deep soaking tub comes with the bathroom.

In September 2021, the couple invested in an income-generating home. It was purchased by an LLC connected to the couple for $460,000. The three-bedroom home in Fayetteville currently serves as a short-term vacation rental. But the couple put it back on the market in 2022 with a list price of $520,000. Since then, it’s bounced on and off and is currently listed for $530,000, being pending sale.

Clean contemporary lines fill the open-concept downstairs space. Polished concrete floors, quartz countertops, and a cute back patio with a small piece of lawn complete the look of the house. Not only houses, but they have a piece of land to their name as well.

When the Woodhalls seek some solitude, they probably head over to their 7-acre parcel. It looks to be a site for future development. The couple purchased the plot of land in 2022 for $419,500, scoring a discount on the list price of $500,000. The land abuts a new park in town as well as a big system of mountain biking and running trails. A pond is also there in the property. The list does not end here.

Just minutes from the University of Arkansas, the Woodhalls snagged a property in late 2021 for $260,000.Originally built in 1971, the petite home is the perfect perch for students or first-time homebuyers. It features three bedrooms, two baths, and a bevy of upgrades. Updates included a new roof, updated HVAC, fresh carpets, and new blinds. It comes with Ring security and a Nest thermostat. The couple also has their hands on a home, built even before this one.

It’s a 1955-built property that the couple purchased in 2021 for $240,000. This home appeared on the couple’s popular YouTube channel, where they documented the transformation of the exterior. It’s a two-bedroom home with hardwood floors and new carpet line the rooms, including a third bonus space that could be used for sleeping. The lot is large here, and there’s a carport plus extra parking in the rear.

With the shenanigans they had with homes, the couple has every reason to be excited as they add one more chapter to it. their excitement touched the fans as well.

The track and field community showers good wishes on the couple

The athletes have never shied away from sharing bits and pieces of their lives with their fans on their YouTube channel. Their big move seemed bittersweet, but they were just as excited to embark on this journey with the Golden couple. One fan stated, “BEAUTIFUL HOME, ONTO MAKING MORE SPECIAL MEMORIES. MAY GOD’S BLESSINGS BE WITH YOUR FAMILY ALWAYS.🙂🙏🏾✝️❤️” We understand why this fan is as excited as ever. 

Hunter and Tara Davis-Woodhall have supported each other unabashedly throughout their journey. In fact, they just celebrated their second anniversary on October 16 and shared heartwarming notes on their Instagram. Even though they had just clinched their first Olympic gold medals this year, it’s safe to say that nothing could top the day they tied the knot.

A fan remarked, “There’s my Favorite Olympic Married Couple! WOW! The House is coming along! Remember, Rome wasn’t built in a Day! Take your Time and Enjoy it!✌🏼❤️🙏🏼 to both of you always!” The duo have risen through the ranks with their “Where’s the trophy? He just comes running over to me” moment at Stade de France.

However, as Hunter mentioned, they had been in their Arkansas house since 2020. Building their lives and moments together in that home took a very long time. And even though they had never seen it empty since the day they bought it, this fan believes that starting from scratch shouldn’t be a hasty process.

One fan exclaimed, “It’s a beautiful home, guys! I know you guys are exhausted and I hope you get to chill at least a little. Those movers seemed awesome. And the way your doggie came in for the cuddle at the end was adorable!!” Not only have the duo been busy after their amazing Olympics and Paralympics haul, but making the trip to their humble abode wouldn’t have been easy. 

Hunter and Tara Davis-Woodhall take us through their entire journey as they jam to music in the car, make a pitstop to grab some grub while they stretch their legs at a friend’s residence, and show us their first step of setting up their Kansas house. This fan couldn’t help but worry about whether the duo caught up on any rest, and we don’t blame them.

One fan exclaimed, “WOW, WOW, WOW!! The house looks fantastic!! I’m so happy for you all!!🤗🙏🏽” 2024 seems to be good for the couple. However, another fan shared their bittersweet reaction, “Congratulations on the move! The new home is gorgeous!! I will admit I’m going to miss seeing the house in Arkansas. Good luck on the new chapter of your lives!” They shared a lovely two-story house in Fayetteville, Arkansas. 

Hunter Woodhall thought it was a perfect fit for them, and it had been. Tara Davis-Woodhall hadn’t fully come to terms with the reality of their move, especially since they had spent a significant amount of time in Arkansas. Yet, their vlog perfectly showcased the nostalgia, stress, and anticipation of a big move.

Another fan manifested the best for the duo, “HOLY COW – Your new house is INCREDIBLE!!! This brings me so much joy watching y’all thrive and live the beautiful life you deserve!!!! SO excited for your new journey in Kansas – may it be full of wonderful blessings <3″ The duo may have several memories back in Arkansas. However, this fan is looking forward to their time in Kansas, especially with the new season on the brink. 

It looks like Hunter and Tara Davis-Woodhall have already checked off one of their firsts in the city. On October 28, the Olympic champion shared a carousel of images from their first KSU game. She even shared a fun video, captioned, “Now this is a crossover i’ve dreamed of 😍 Go Cats!” The cheerleading squad lifts the 25-year-old as she raises her hands in the air gleefully. Are you excited for the next step on their journey?