As of July 19, 2022, the listing for the farmhouse and surrounding 16.46 acres located at 23985 NW Grossen Drive, Hillsboro, Ore., was still categorized as active. This indicates no one has bought the Roloff family farm yet. We'll update this as soon as a sale is pending!
It's worth noting that this is only a tiny portion of the sprawling 109-acre Roloff Farms. So even when Matt does sell it, he'll still own 93 acres.
Five bedrooms
Six bathrooms
Nine attached garage spots
central vacuum
full appliances
in-ground jetted tub
in-ground swimming pool
The property also includes a number of 'whimsical installations,' according to the listing. This consists of a 'full-scale pirate's ship, a western town complete with a jail, bank, sheriff's office, general store, hotel, and blacksmith's shop modeled after Knotts Berry Farm, and a German-inspired medieval castle.'
After refusing to sell the farm to his kids, Matt has dealt with family fallout. In the LPBW Season 23 finale, Zach once again addressed the failed negotiations between himself and his father.
Zach explained that it would have been nice to keep the farm in the family, but it was now time to move on. 'I was interested in buying the farm for my family, but like, I was fine with it not happening,' Zach continued.
Amy Roloff, who sold her remaining shares of the farm property to Matt in 2020, addressed her feelings about Roloff Farms going to a buyer outside of the family.
'I'm still sad that one of the kids don't have it,' she told her ex before criticizing the way Matt handled things. 'I think you went crazy or something. I don't know the details of the negotiations, of what you dealt with the two boys. Like, for the price it is, the kids can't afford that.'
Matt insisted he offered both Jeremy and Zach a 'family discount' of 'basically half off.' But then he really got to the heart of what happened. 'I'm glad that, even with all that, they made other decisions because I don't think the fit was quite right,' Matt admitted.
Amy concluded: 'What we view as Roloff Farms and the family property is no more. It's just sad.'
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