The home of a televangelist pioneer is now on the market in Seminole, Florida.

Located at 7360 137th St., the waterfront home is currently owned by Jane D’Andrea, wife of Christian Television Network (CTN) co-founder and president Robert “Bob” D’Andrea, who CTN said died earlier this year “after battling a non-COVID related illness.”

According to property records, Bob D’Andrea purchased the home in 1996 for $502,000.

The 4,168-square-foot home is straight out of “The Righteous Gemstones” and comes with five bedrooms and five bathrooms, as well as a two-story atrium, an indoor hot tub, an indoor-outdoor pool, a heart-shaped spa, a pond, a dock and more.

Launched in October of 1979 from flagship channel WCLF in Largo, CTN is one of the oldest televangelist networks in the country, and over the years has featured programs like “Homekeepers Classics,” a show for the stay-at-home wife or husband, “Man360,” a show for godly men, and “Set Free If You Want to Be,” a program for people wanting “to come out of the homosexual lifestyle and to those wanting to be set free from sexual bondage.”

The D’Andrea home is currently asking $1.8 million and the listing agent is Cynthia Kisida Coastal Properties Group.