Matt Roloff of ‘Little People, Big World’ selling family farm for $4M

It’s the tip of an period for the celebrities of the long-running TLC sequence “Little Individuals, Huge World,” who’ve formally listed their longtime Oregon household farm for $4 million.

Matt Roloff, the household patriarch, took to social media on Thursday evening to make the announcement.

“I need to ensure you all hear the massive information immediately from me,” Matt, 60, wrote in an Instagram caption. “All of @rolofffarms has introduced me and our household nice pleasure for the previous 30+ years! At present 16 acres of the farms [out of the] 109 acres go up on the market together with our authentic household dwelling and shiny crimson barn. It’s a tiny bit scary however principally thrilling… it’s time to maneuver towards the following season of life.”

Pegged as an “extraordinarily uncommon” property, the 100-year-old farm has been owned by simply three households in that span of time.

The 5,300-plus-square-foot unfold comes with 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths and a powder room on the principle stage. There are additionally twin workplaces, which have been known as “Zoom rooms,” for optimum distant work expertise.

Moreover, there’s a six-car storage, an unfinished basement that can be utilized as a house gymnasium, and on the second stage is a big bonus room.

Out of doors options embrace a number of entertaining areas, an outside pool and an expansive terrace extending off the good room.

The sale additionally comes with a 3,500-square-foot basic crimson and white barn, which has been used as an workplace to run the yearly Roloff Pumpkin Patch competition. The barn additionally incorporates a studio house with a personal entrance.

Positioned 15 miles west of Portland in Hillsboro, the land has a farm stand/reward store and 7 installations — together with a full-scale pirate’s ship, a Western city and a German-inspired medieval fort, all related by a community of trails and bridges, the itemizing states.

“I’ve devoted a lot of my grownup life creating an imaginative surroundings stuffed with journey for my household,” Matt Roloff mentioned in a press release. “I’ve determined the timing is ripe, after 30-plus great years, handy over the reins to the following homeowners of this magnificent property to plant some roots of their very own and watch them develop.” 

The Roloffs initially bought the house in 1990 for $185,000. If Matt comes anyplace close to the asking value, he might be strolling away with a hefty revenue.

Julie Martin, of Luxe Forbes World Properties, holds the listing.

“The outdated saying location, location, location has been changed by location, location, way of life,” Martin mentioned. “In a post-pandemic period, dwelling patrons are searching for area, privateness and safety. That is precisely what you can find at Roloff Farm.”

“Little Individuals Huge World” aired its first present on March 4, 2006, documenting the lives of Matt and Amy Roloff who stand 4 ft tall — and who had been married on the time — as they face quite a lot of challenges in elevating their 4 youngsters: twins Jeremy and Zach, and youthful siblings Molly and Jacob.

All of their youngsters have since gotten married and had children of their own.

Matt and Amy divorced in 2016 after 29 years of marriage. He turned the only proprietor of the farm after Amy bought her share of the farm for under $667,000 in 2019.