Lyndsay Lamb from Unsellable Houses: Age, Husband, Net Worth, Twin Sister & More

If you’ve ever tuned into HGTV’s Unsellable Houses, you’ve likely been won over by Lyndsay Lamb—real estate agent, interior designer, and one half of the twin sister duo behind the hit renovation series. With her signature style, quick wit, and heart-first approach, Lyndsay has become one of the network’s most recognizable personalities.

Long before the national spotlight, she was a small-town girl growing up in Snohomish County, Washington, alongside her twin sister and co-host Leslie Davis. Whether they were swapping schools, starting a business, or singing “car karaoke,” Lyndsay brought energy and creativity to every step of the journey. Today, she’s the face of Lamb & Co., a wife and mom, and a woman who turned local real estate hustle into a nationally celebrated brand.

Early Life

Lyndsay Lamb was born on April 4, 1981, outside of Washington State. She is the daughter of Andy and Kathy Kuna DeWitte and has a twin sister, Leslie Davis. At age six, the family moved to Washington, settling in Snohomish County, where Lyndsay would spend most of her growing-up years.

Because of frequent family moves, she and Leslie attended several different schools—about seven or eight in total. Some of the schools she attended include:

• Mukilteo Elementary
• Columbia Elementary
• Valley View Middle School
• Snohomish Freshman Campus
• Snohomish High School

They embraced each transition with curiosity and closeness, often relying on their bond as twins to navigate new social environments.

Childhood photos capture their early years dressed in coordinated outfits, from formal portraits with matching bows to playful snapshots at the beach with bodyboards and family vacations to theme parks. One nostalgic photo even shows the sisters posing with Captain Hook—highlighting their early love for imagination, play, and shared experiences.

Career Before Real Estate

Lyndsay’s career didn’t start in design or real estate—it began in banking. She spent four years at Bank of America (2001–2005), where she honed her customer service skills and gained financial experience.

Next came a pivot to Dream Dinners (2005–2009), a meal prep company where she worked in marketing. She traveled across the country, collaborating with franchise owners and helping them create campaigns to bring families together over home-cooked meals. It was here that her talent for branding and storytelling really started to shine.

She even dabbled in creative side projects—like a 2014 venture simply titled “Christmas Card”—a reflection of her fun, hands-on approach to every project she touches.

 Launching Lamb & Co.

In June 2008, Lyndsay returned home and founded Lamb Real Estate in the Greater Seattle area. Over time, she rebranded the company to Lamb & Co., and built it into a full-service real estate business offering everything from buying and selling to staging, mortgage referrals, insurance help, and relocation services.

Her listings became known for their personality, warmth, and market-readiness—thanks to her unique mix of marketing smarts and design instinct. Today, Lyndsay works with clients across King and Snohomish Counties, and her team continues to be one of the top producers in the area.

The HGTV Chapter

You might be surprised to learn that it all started with a few casual videos Lyndsay and Leslie recorded in their car—what they called “car karaoke.” While driving between home showings, the sisters would sing with clients and post the fun clips online. What started as a lighthearted marketing idea soon grabbed attention. Their videos were noticed by High Noon Entertainment, a production company that pitched the concept to HGTV.

Unsellable Houses

Premiering on May 14, 2019, Unsellable Houses is an HGTV television series co-hosted by Lyndsay Lamb, a seasoned real estate designer and marketing specialist, alongside her twin sister Leslie Davis. The show follows the sisters as they tackle unsold homes in Washington State, investing their own funds to renovate, stage, and relist properties that have struggled on the market. Once sold, they split any profit with the homeowners.

The series, filmed mainly across the Pacific Northwest—especially in the greater Seattle area—reflects Lyndsay’s background in home design and branding. Her flair for creative staging, strong sense of interior style, and hands-on design choices are central to each transformation. From budget planning to bold renovations, Lyndsay’s design leadership plays a key role in reviving each property’s appeal.

As of mid-2025, Unsellable Houses has aired five successful seasons on HGTV, showcasing Lyndsay’s continued influence as a real estate innovator and television personality. Season 5, which aired in late 2024, featured a wide variety of challenges—from restoring vintage homes and updating aging condos to assisting personal friends and local clients in emotionally driven sales. Throughout the season, Lyndsay’s design vision and empathetic approach remained at the heart of the show’s success, reinforcing its reputation as a relatable and transformative renovation series.

Rock The Block

Following their success, Lyndsay and Leslie joined Season 3 of Rock the Block, which premiered on February 28, 2022, on HGTV and Discovery+. They competed alongside fellow HGTV stars Egypt Sherrod & Mike Jackson, Dave & Jenny Marrs, and Keith Bynum & Evan Thomas. The challenge took place in Charleston, South Carolina, where each team was given identical properties to renovate in their signature style.

Lyndsay and Leslie leaned into their Pacific Northwest aesthetic, emphasizing practical design, neutral tones, and comfort-focused layouts. While they didn’t win the overall season, they earned high praise and won the main bedroom suite challenge, impressing the judges with their attention to detail and buyer-first mindset. Their dynamic and easygoing approach once again connected with fans, adding to their growing reputation as relatable and skilled designers on HGTV.

In addition to their Season 3 debut, Lyndsay and Leslie returned in Season 4 of Rock the Block, which premiered in March 2023. This time, they did not compete but served as guest judges in Episode 3, titled “Main Suite Face-Off.” In that role, they evaluated primary bedroom designs created by the competing teams—offering feedback rooted in their real estate and staging expertise.

They returned once more for Season 5 of Rock the Block, set in Treasure Island, Florida, which premiered in early 2024. Competing in a tropical coastal setting, the sisters leaned into light, airy design choices—incorporating ocean-inspired palettes, indoor-outdoor living enhancements, and signature ceiling details. Their smart design execution and teamwork paid off: they were crowned the winners of Season 5, earning a street named after them in the new development. Their victory further solidified their status as standout talents within the HGTV universe.

Net Worth

As of 2025, Lyndsay Lamb’s estimated net worth is between $2 million and $3 million, largely attributed to her real estate business, television career, product endorsements, and design ventures. Her company, Lamb & Co., continues to be a leading real estate firm in the Pacific Northwest, while her HGTV appearances have expanded her reach nationwide. In addition to their show earnings, Lyndsay and Leslie also generate revenue through speaking engagements, home decor partnerships, and their growing online brand.

Marriage and Children

Off screen, Lyndsay is a wife and mom. She met Justin Lamb while attending Snohomish High School, and the two were high school sweethearts. They got married in September 2001, marking the start of a lasting partnership both in life and in parenthood. Together, they have a son named Miles.

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In 2013, their family experienced a life-changing moment when Miles was diagnosed with cancer. Lyndsay stepped away from work completely to focus on his care and recovery. After months of treatment, Miles made a full recovery—a milestone that Lyndsay has described as one of the most transformative experiences in her life. She has credited that period with reshaping her values and reaffirming the importance of family over everything else.

Years later, in a 2016 Facebook post, Lyndsay offered a candid and touching window into her marriage—one that captured the everyday devotion behind the scenes of their public life. Reflecting on a seemingly ordinary moment, she wrote:

“I can’t remember the last time I got lovey about Justin Lamb on FB… but seriously people, he is such an amazing man.”

That day, Justin had joined her on a work project, crawling into a tight space beneath their home and then washing her car—just because he knew how much she appreciated a clean car. Lyndsay shared:

“He joined me this morning for some work in which he ended up on his belly in the crawlspace & now he is washing my car because he knows I love a clean car.”

She closed the post with a line that said it all:

“I am holding onto this one for life.”

Today, the Lamb family lives in Snohomish, Washington, close to Leslie’s home. They enjoy family dinners, outdoor time, and plenty of quality time together.

In a July 2024 podcast episode titled The Boy Mom Diaries, when Miles was 18 years old, she shared how Miles was always more independent, even walking himself to school and making his own lunches from a young age.

The podcast also revealed lighter moments from Lyndsay’s parenting journey, from a moment of contrast with Leslie’s tongue-in-cheek advice—“Don’t touch your penis”—while Lyndsay’s own send-off was more tender: “Remember, Jesus loves you, Mom loves you, and Dad loves you”—to anecdotes about trusting Miles until he gave her a reason not to. Despite occasional teenage missteps (like prank calls and an attempted slumber party), Lyndsay emphasized communication and thoughtful discipline over strict punishment. Her husband, Justin, often played a supportive role, even in their parenting decisions.

In August 2024, Lyndsay marked another joyful milestone when she announced that Miles had gotten engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Jenna. The news brought an outpouring of excitement from family and fans alike, as Lyndsay expressed just how thrilled she was to welcome Jenna into their close-knit family circle.

Lesser Known Facts of Lyndsay Lamb and her Twin Leslie

Twin Dynamics & Personalities

• Throughout their lives, Lyndsay has tended to take on the role of a visionary and creative force, often leading initiatives that pushed the duo into new territory. One such idea included filming car karaoke with clients—an idea that reflected her comfort with fun and novelty in business.
• Leslie, in contrast, has consistently gravitated toward structure and organization, preferring spreadsheets, accounting, and routine administrative responsibilities. Her inclination toward logistical planning made her a natural counterpart to Lyndsay’s risk-taking nature.
• Their distinct dynamic was visible even during high school:
  • Leslie usually coordinated the social logistics—time, location, and transportation.
  • Lyndsay organized the creative side—party themes, decor, and execution.
• In interviews, they describe themselves as lifelong best friends—committed to living next to each other, raising their kids together, and even dreaming that their puppies would be best friends. Their bond was always “us against the world.”

Shared Rituals and Sister Time

• Coffee is a staple in both their lives. Leslie prefers microwave-heated coffee and keeps the office pot full, while Lyndsay prefers fresh brews from a stand.
• They often watch episodes of their HGTV show separately but stay connected via phone during the broadcast.
• During sister weekends, they frequently skip fancy dinners and instead stay in with their signature “trail mix,” which includes popcorn, Skittles, Sour Patch Watermelon, pretzels, and cereal O’s.

Documented Sleep Challenges

• Lyndsay has a medically confirmed diagnosis of chronic insomnia. Her nightly routine involves several carefully followed steps, including:
  • Prescription sleep medication
  • A hot bath lasting about 25 minutes
  • Application of oils and skincare products
  • Being tucked into bed by her husband, Justin, in a burrito-style wrap
  • A guided meditation played through headphones, set to a 30-minute timer
• She typically wakes naturally around 6:15 AM without an alarm.

Late-Night Online Shopping Habit

• As a byproduct of her insomnia, Lyndsay often shops online in the early morning hours. These purchases occasionally result in humorous surprises—such as receiving a pair of shorts and a sweatshirt ordered years earlier.
• Items she no longer wants often end up in a shared giveaway pile, which her office team and family benefit from.

Contrasting Morning Routines

• Leslie begins her day around 5:30 AM to manage the needs of her teenage sons, often handling school drop-offs and breakfast runs.
• Lyndsay’s son, Miles, has shown independence from a young age—reportedly preparing for school on his own, making lunch, and caring for the household dog as early as third grade.

Event Hosting & Shared Humor

• Over the years, the sisters have hosted themed parties with creative flair. Notable events include:
  • A Christmas party where a guest dressed as Jesus inadvertently spent the night, leading to a humorous anecdote the next morning.
  • An 80s party with costumes referencing cultural icons such as Madonna and Desperately Seeking Susan.
  • A themed appearance as a partridge and a pear tree, during which real pears were hidden throughout Leslie’s home.

Childhood and Influence of Their Mother (“Nana”)

• Lyndsay and Leslie often credit their mother, known affectionately as Nana, for shaping their upbringing through humor, spontaneity, and a spirit of lighthearted mischief.
• Nana created quirky traditions like the “Directions Game” and the “Super Soaker Game,” in which she and her grandkids playfully interacted with strangers while driving around town.
• She often overlooked conventional safety measures, sometimes loading her car with grandkids without standard seating and once confusing safety goggles for sunglasses while driving her convertible.
• A defining family story is that Nana didn’t realize she was having twins until the moment of delivery. The second twin, Leslie, was delivered by a nurse after the doctor had already left.
• In one household mishap, a round hairbrush became so entangled in Nana’s hair that it required careful removal using needle-nose pliers by her son-in-law.
• Other humorous memories include Nana stepping in baby poop at an airport, mistakenly putting a janitor’s rag back on the cart after cleaning her shoe, and calling 911 after a bee sting just to be safe in case she had an allergic reaction.
• The family also affectionately refers to her as “the hot mom” and now “the hot grandma,” acknowledging her lasting charisma and central role in their lives.

Path to HGTV and Public Recognition

• Their television journey began after a production company discovered fun client videos they had posted online. These videos, which included casual moments and lighthearted content, showcased their personalities and passion for people.
• At first, Leslie was hesitant to accept the opportunity, but Lyndsay encouraged her by saying, “If it’s not us, it’s going to be somebody else.” That nudge eventually led to Unsellable Houses.
• They emphasize that their passion lies not in real estate itself, but in connecting with people. Their show reflects their desire to make the home-buying process less stressful and more joyful.
• Today, the sisters are recognized frequently in Snohomish and surrounding areas. While they enjoy fan interaction, one of the more unusual gifts they received was a pair of handmade voodoo dolls resembling them—which they quickly discarded.
• The duo also offers a Path to Homeownership class, providing multi-year planning assistance to aspiring buyers. They emphasize education and tailored financial strategies, encouraging clients to build confidence over time.

Lyndsay Lamb Wiki / Bio (Facts Table)

Full Name	Lyndsay Lamb
Date of Birth	April 4, 1981
Age	44 years old (as of 2025)
Place of Birth	United States (relocated to Washington at age 6)
Hometown	Snohomish County, Washington
Nationality	American
Ethnicity	White
Zodiac Sign	Aries
Profession	Real Estate Agent, Designer, TV Personality
Famous For	Unsellable Houses on HGTV
Twin Sister	Leslie Davis
Parents	Andy (Father), Kathy Kuna DeWitte (Mother)
Spouse	Justin Lamb
Children	1 son – Miles Lamb
Current Residence	Washington, USA
Net Worth	Estimated $2–3 million (as of 2025)