Little People, Big World's Roloff Farm, once more listing for sale
LIFE ON ROLLOFF FARMS:It's not just a farm, it's a TV empire.
The Roloff family's Oregon estate, Roloff Farms, has been at the center of drama for fans of TLC's hit series, "Little People, Big World." From family feuds to property sales, the farm has been the backdrop for it all.
In 2022, Matt Roloff, the family patriarch, announced his plans to sell a 16-acre part of the farm for a staggering $4 million. But that wasn't the end of the story. Matt soon retracted his decision and instead decided to transform the parcel into an Airbnb-style destination for travelers.
The Roloff offspring, Zach, showed interest in purchasing the property, but the deal never materialized. Instead, Zach and his wife Tori, along with their family, moved from Oregon to Battle Ground, Washington. In 2024, they announced their departure from "Little People, Big World."
Matt, however, has put Roloff Farms back on the market, this time listing it for $2,895,000. According to a news release from The Real Brokerage, the property boasts a luxurious 5-bedroom home, a theater, a gourmet kitchen, multiple offices, a custom-built Western town, a 3,600 sq.-ft. barn, scenic bridges, a pool, and even a miniature castle.
The Real Brokerage's description paints a picture of a unique blend of luxury living and creative potential. But the sale of Roloff Farms may signify the end of a Family dynasty, as Matt acknowledges his children's individual dreams and life choices.
Initially airing in 2006, "Little People, Big World" offered a glimpse into life at the farm, featuring the dwarfism struggles of Matt and Amy Roloff, and their children, Zach (also with dwarfism), Jeremy, Molly, and Jacob. As of now, it remains unclear if "Little People, Big World" will continue for more seasons.
What's Happening Now
- The 16-acre portion of Roloff Farms is currently listed for $2,895,000.
- The property includes the main farmhouse central to the TLC series.
- Matt's decision to sell could signal a new chapter for the Roloff family, as he acknowledges his children's individual dreams.
- The TV-famous pumpkin patch and other amenities are part of the sale, though future owners' plans for public events are uncertain.
- It's unclear if "Little People, Big World" will return for more seasons.
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- The 16-acre portion of Roloff Farms, famous for being the setting of TLC's series "Little People, Big World," is currently listed for sale at a price of $2,895,000.
- The property includes the main farmhouse, which has been the centerpiece of the TLC series, as well as a theater, a gourmet kitchen, multiple offices, a custom-built Western town, a 3,600 sq.-ft. barn, scenic bridges, a pool, and even a miniature castle.
- Matt Roloff, the family patriarch, has put Roloff Farms back on the market, hinting that this decision could mark a new chapter for the Roloff family, as he acknowledges his children's individual dreams and life choices.
- In Seattle, the entertainment scene continues to thrive with the arrival of Third Coast Percussion's boundary-expanding music, a new selection of paperbacks suitable for outdoor reading, the Ballard Opera Man's retirement from Seattle Opera after 43 years of service, and an exciting lineup of movies to watch at Seattle's indie moviehouses in May 2025. It remains uncertain whether "Little People, Big World" will continue for more seasons, though the TV-famous pumpkin patch and other amenities are part of the sale, and the future owners' plans for public events are yet to be revealed.
