Pumpkin season at Roloff Farms might be winding down for good. Matt Roloff recently relisted 16 acres of the property for $2.6 million, and Jacob and Isabel Roloff say this could be their final year running the pumpkin side of the farm. In separate TikToks, Jacob shared that he likely won’t be on the farm past January, and Isabel told a fan they’re sad about it too.
What makes this one hit harder is the work behind it. Jacob said he accepted low wages and double the workload just to keep the pumpkin tradition going, but it still couldn’t work out with management. This isn’t the first attempt to sell either. Matt tried listing part of the property back in 2022 for $4 million, and that deal never came together. Now the land is back on the market at a lower price, and the couple who actually worked it is looking at the exit.
For longtime Little People, Big World viewers, the farm has been part of the story for years, which makes this feel like the end of an era. Isabel said all they can do is keep doing what they’re doing and hope it’s enough. Whether you watched the show or just love a good pumpkin patch, it’s a reminder that family legacies and real estate rarely stay simple.
What’s your favorite fall tradition that you’d hate to see disappear? Drop it in the comments.
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