The Kamloops house that used to belong to Kristopher Teichrieb has hit the market at an asking price of $850,000.

The B.C. Supreme Court has ordered the sale of the house at 1715 Clifford Avenue in Brocklehurst – which has a tax assessed value of $973,000 – with the proceeds to benefit the family of Jessie Simpson.

Simpson was beaten by Teichrieb in 2016, leaving the then teenager with permanent injuries and brain damage.

Teichrieb pled guilty to one count of aggravated assault in 2018 and was sentenced to seven years in prison minus time served. He has been out on parole since 2021.

In February, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Joel Groves ruled that Kristopher Teichrieb tried to shield his assets from future civil liability when he sold his home to his parents for $1 in 2017.

Teichrieb’s parents, who were living in the house, had until the end of this month to move out of the 58-year-old, five-bedroom house which is being sold as is.

The real estate listing notes the new owners will need to do some work on the house, as the top floor is stripped down to studs in kitchen, the bathroom, and the ensuite.

Teichrieb also owes the Simpson family nearly $7 million in damages after he was found civilly responsible for damages, though the victim has yet to get any of that money.

It is also not clear how much money the Simpson family will get through this court ordered sale as reporting from iNFOnews notes that CIBC is looking to foreclose on nearly $540,000 in debt against the home.

Jessie’s mother, Sue Simpson, is challenging the bank’s attempts to recover the mortgage through a petition in BC Supreme Court filed in late March.