Teenage newlywed Justin Duggar is putting down roots — over 350 miles away from the rest of his family.

Seven months after the the 18-year-old reality star and his wife Claire, 20, tied the knot, the pair appear to have officially decided to settled down near her parents in Texas rather than his in Arkansas.

According to , the baby-faced husband and wife have purchased a 737-square-foot two bedroom, one bathroom house estimated to be worth $134,700 in Fort Worth, Texas, a short drive from Claire's parents, the Spiveys.

The home was purchased on September 9, with the deed listing a a general purchase price of just $10. According to The Sun, sale amounts are not public record in Texas. 

However, Realtor.com estimates the home to be worth $134,700, while Zillow puts the number at $133,300. It was last listed in 2015-2016 for $74,500.

The house has what appears to be a one-car garage and a backyard and looks like it needs a bit of work.

Photos show walls in need of a paint job, old carpeting, outdated kitchen appliances, a bathroom with a broken toilet seat, and lots of wiring along the outside of the house.

Justin moved to Texas to live with Claire after the pair married, though it's unclear if they have been living in their own property or her parents' house since then.

It's also not clear whether or not they were helped with the purchase of the house.

Certainly, Justin's father Jim Bob has helped several of his siblings find homes, allowing many of them use of properties he owns. 

Most recently, he gave son Jedidah, 22, a $365,000 house upon his engagement to now-wife Katey, 22. The 2,180-square-foot home, which sits on 5.78 acres of land, was quite the wedding gift to Jed and Katey, who tied the knot in April. 

Justin's new home made need a bit of work, but he seems up for the challenge, having flipped at least one home already.

In December of 2020, he purchased a home from his father, Jim Bob, for just $1, and sold it three months later for $195,000. (Jim Bob had paid $35,500 for it in May 2020.)  

'Fixer upper house almost complete!!' Justin wrote in September of 2020 amid renovating the property. 

Unlike some of his older siblings — including Jill and her husband Derick Dillard, and Jinger and her husband Jeremy Vuolo — Justin hasn't spoken out publicly about oldest brother Josh's arrest on charges relating to child sexual abuse material.

According to the indictment against Josh, he is alleged to have downloaded child sexual abuse material online in May 2019. 

When the raid was carried out and before Josh knew what authorities were investigating, he had allegedly asked agents: 'What is this about? Has someone been downloading child pornography?'

Josh was asked about having child porn in his possession and he allegedly responded: 'I'd rather not answer that question.'

Some of the material he is accused of possessing shows children under the age of 12, and Homeland Security special agent Gerald Faulkner described some of the content as 'in the top five of the worst of the worst that I've ever had to examine.'

His computer was reportedly equipped with a dark web browser that could have let him anonymously search for child porn. The Tor browser would have allowed the him to bypass anti-porn software called Covenant Eyes that Anna installed to monitor what her husband downloaded.