Did Matt Roloff sell his farm
Executive summary
Matt Roloff has repeatedly listed a portion of Roloff Farms for sale but, as of the latest reporting in spring 2025, he has not sold the farm: he relisted 16 acres (including the farmhouse and red barn) of the 109‑acre Helvetia/Hillsboro property for $2,895,000 in April 2025 after two earlier attempts that were taken off the market (May 2022 and August 2023) [1] [2] [3].
1. The short answer: he listed it again — but didn’t sell
Public reporting shows Matt Roloff put the iconic farmhouse and 16 acres back on the market in April 2025 with an asking price of $2,895,000; outlets consistently state that previous listings were removed and that the property remains for sale rather than sold [1] [2] [4].
2. A timeline of attempts: three listings, no confirmed sale
Matt first announced a public sale of the 16‑acre parcel in May 2022 (initially $4 million), relisted with a lower price in August 2023 (about $3.395 million) and removed that listing later that year; the property was put up again in April 2025 at $2,895,000 — reporting frames these moves as relistings, not completed sales [2] [5] [3].
3. What exactly is being offered
Coverage describes the offering as 16 of the farm’s 109 acres, including the original 5,373–6,000+ square‑foot farmhouse, the iconic “Big Red Barn,” and multiple novelty structures and amenities tailored to visitors and agritourism [1] [6] [3].
4. Why the confusion about “selling the farm” persists
The Roloff farm’s public profile — decades on Little People, Big World — plus on‑off listings, holiday rentals and family disputes have produced mixed messaging. Reporters repeatedly emphasize Matt’s relistings and short‑term rental use rather than any closed transaction, which fuels recurring questions about whether a sale actually occurred [2] [5] [7].
5. Family dynamics and motive reporting
Multiple outlets link Matt’s decision to sell part of the property to family disagreements: Matt has said he hoped the farm would stay in the family but “life happened,” and reporting notes friction after Matt declined to sell land to son Zach; those personal dynamics appear in coverage as context for the listings [1] [7] [8].
6. The business angle: price cuts and rentals
Journalists note a clear pattern: the asking price has been reduced across relistings (from $4M in 2022 to $3.395M in 2023 to $2.895M in 2025), and in the gaps Matt has used the farmhouse as a short‑term rental and agritourism venue — indicating an effort to monetize the asset while seeking a buyer [5] [9] [6].
7. What outlets agree on — and where they differ
Most outlets (People, OregonLive, Yahoo, Us Weekly, In Touch, Entertainment Now) agree the parcel was relisted in April 2025 for $2,895,000 and that earlier listings were pulled; some pieces add color about bookings, the farm’s features or family disputes, but none of the provided reports claim a completed sale of the listed 16‑acre parcel [1] [3] [2] [4].
8. Limits of current reporting and unanswered questions
Available sources do not mention any public record or reporting of a completed sale of the 16‑acre parcel through April 2025; they also do not report whether any off‑market negotiations ever closed or whether different parts of the 109 acres changed hands beyond Amy Roloff’s 2020 sale of her portion to Matt [2] [8]. County deed records or an agent’s sales confirmation would be required to prove a completed transaction — not covered in these articles.
9. Bottom line for readers
Based on the available reporting, Matt Roloff has relisted part of Roloff Farms multiple times and reduced the asking price, but reporters consistently describe those moves as listings or relistings rather than finalized sales; there is no sourced claim in the provided coverage that the 16‑acre parcel was sold as of the April 2025 reporting [1] [2] [4].