The “Very Cavallari” alums, who announced their divorce in April, sold the Tennessee property for $3.7 million earlier this month, Entertainment Tonight confirmed Wednesday,

The 15-room home was first listed two years ago at $7.9 million.

Cutler, 37, a former NFL quarterback, had been living at the residence since splitting from Cavallari, 33, a source previously told the outlet. The former pair had lived with their three children — sons Camden, 7, and Jaxon, 6, and 4-year-old daughter Saylor — at another Nashville abode.

In May, Cavallari and Cutler reached a custody and property agreement, with the former “Hills” star being able to use marital funds to purchase a new house. Cavallari previously claimed her estranged husband was blocking her to buy a new home.

A month later, a source told People that Cavallari had moved into a $5 million mansion.

Cavallari and Cutler have been spending time away from the Nashville area since their breakup, as the Uncommon James founder recently celebrated July 4th with her kids in Illinois. Meanwhile, Cutler traveled to Montana earlier this summer.

A rep for Cavallari did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.