Small people, great world rigid Matt Roloff You are ready to say goodbye to your family farm, again.
According to an online list, Matt, 63, has relied 16 acres of Helvetia property, Oregon of 109 Acres, for $ 2,895,000. Matthew Tecek and Seth Murphy With the real broker are the agents.
“Roloff Farm, and the original farm, has been a monumental part of my life for 30 years,” Matt shared in a statement to People Monday, April 28. “This inherited property was shared with millions of you around the world to Small people, great world. He has some of the most magical memories and will live forever in my heart. “
Small people, great world Released in 2006 and was issued for 25 seasons. The FTA program followed Matt and his ex -wife Amy Roloff While they raised their children, including twins Jeremy and Sach34, girl21 and Jacob28.
“Yes, I really expected everything to the family forever, but life happened and that was not destined to be,” Matt shared. “Everyone has their own wonderful lives, some with their own farms, projects and their own individual dreams, of which I honor and which I am very proud.”

Zach and his wife Tori Roloff He confirmed his departure of Small people, great world In February 2024, explaining to fans that the “chapter has closed” after 25 seasons. The future of the program remains uncertain.
When it comes to the beloved property of Matt, a lucky owner can enjoy many comforts.
The main residence of more than 5 bedrooms and more than 5,000 square feet offers a luxurious life, complete with a main suite, two offices, a gourmet kitchen and a home cinema, according to the online list.
The expansive red barn of 3,600 square feet is described as “a blank canvas” that can be transformed into a dream, study, workshop or guest rooms.
An outdoor pool and a stone castle are also part of the property, which has a unique western city in its full type, jail, post office and general store. According to the list, it is “ideal for hosting events, building your brand or simply enjoying a unique lifestyle.”
When confirming the list, Matt explained why it was the right time to find a new buyer for property. (First he listed the property for sale in May 2022 for $ 4 million. Matt later bowed offering the property as a short -term vacation rental).
“As I approach my 64th birthday, this former grandfather has learned that less is really more,” he said. “These days, I find the joy in the simplest blessings of life: spend time with my beautiful granddaughter, focus on a new and exciting television project and absorb the Arizona sun.”