'Fire Country' star Diane Farr reveals where she now lives after leaving Los Angeles behind

"Fire Country" star Diane Farr has revealed where she is now living after leaving Los Angeles behind.

During an interview with Fox News Digital, Farr explained that once her children went off to college, she didn't feel tied to California anymore and decided to put down roots in rural Washington.

She also plans to split her time between Vancouver and Spain.

"So I actually moved to rural Washington because I could buy this pretty house, and it wasn't very expensive in comparison to living in LA for all those years," she said.

"I live right on the water, so there's a lot of stand-up paddling and there's a lot of e-biking and really drinking in this gorgeous Pacific Northwest weather." Farr stars in "Fire Country," which is filmed in Vancouver.

Farr plays Sharon Leone on "Fire Country," a Cal Fire Division Chief and the mother of Bode Leone.

"Fire Country" Season 5 is scheduled to premiere on October 9, 2026, airing Fridays at 9/8c on CBS and streaming the next day on Paramount+.

Farr told Fox News Digital that once her children went off to college and left California, she felt like she had "permission" to do the same. 'FIRE COUNTRY' STAR DIANE FARR LEAVES LOS ANGELES AFTER 30 YEARS TO START HER 'THIRD ACT' "The permission came from my children being old enough that they live somewhere else.

You know, they go to college, they live in other states, and I know women always talk about empty nest syndrome, and mine was unique," Farr began.

"I didn't leave LA for 15 years when I had babies.

I was afraid of working out of town.

I was afraid of missing everything.

I was afraid to do a one-hour drama." WATCH: Diane Farr finds her joy in the Pacific Northwest The actress explained that she had her children when she was nearly 40 and "really wanted to be there." "After the pandemic, 15 years had gone by.

We spent two years at home and everybody was a teenager and mean to mom.