Little People’s Matt Roloff reveals he’s ‘fine-tuning’ $4m Oregon home as he shares rare look inside new mansion
MATT Roloff is putting the finishing touches on his new mansion at his controversial Oregon pumpkin farm.
The Little People, Big World patriarch flaunted the airy abode in a new video on Instagram.
Matt, 62, shared his dream house getting its last details done on Sunday.
In the clip, workers can be seen on an elevated platform painting beams above the huge space.
The sweeping views could be seen outside its floor-to-ceiling windows.
He also showed off one end of the monster living room, which had a flat-screen TV installed into a stone fireplace.
Matt captioned the video, set to Circles by Post Malone: “Fine tuning our look…”
‘WOW!’
One fan commented: “Looks good. Can’t wait to see it when it is all done.”
Another wrote: “Wow. Absolutely beautiful. I admire your vision!”
A third snarked: “Could this be why Amy is looking for another house?”
And a fourth: “Outstanding. I hope the big wedding will be there. Can’t wait for that.”
A fifth wrote: “Matt with the Post Malone music in the background. My man! I knew you were hip. House looks epic…”
MATT HITS BACK
The long-running TLC star recently informed followers that he was watching LPBW’s newest episode by uploading a photo of his living room television.
“The Big People Little World show is on tonight. I keep promising myself i’m going to catch it live one night! Are you with me?” he asked fans in the caption.
While some fans praised his relationship with fiancee Caryn Chandler in the comments, others gave their negative thoughts on the new season of the series.
“Time to hang it up … so boring the show has lost its charm … time to move on and all find your true happiness…” one person slammed.
“Amy looks miserable, Zach can still barely parent and Matt and Caryn need to start their new journey… good luck to all,” they added referring to his ex Amy and their son Zach.
However, the family patriarch stepped in to defend his family’s longtime running show.
“I wonder why so many people still tune in. Very strange,” he replied sarcastically.
Continuing to bash Season 25, another viewer commented, “None of your kids really in the show anymore. It’s kinda sad.”
“Not sad. Happy very successful 20 year show. Still playing in your living room to this day,” Matt responded.
“All the kids are happy in their own homes. With beautiful children. What more can you ask for?”
DREAM HOME
Matt moved into the new build in December after getting ahead of his construction schedule.
“We are super happy about the way things are coming out here in the house. See that… looking out at the back, a veranda, very big looking out at the farm,” he said as he panned around the open-plan room.
The video showed a dining area on the right, with couches and a coffee table set up in front of a television and electric fireplace on the left of the room.
Matt revealed he would be moving into his dream home with his fiancée Caryn Chandler by December.
Matt said he originally had a farmhouse idea for the home, but ended up taking the vision in a whole new direction with a more modern look.
The TV star also shared: “I’ve been living in the one-story home, and when I move into the new house, Izzy and Jacob are going to move in where I was.”
Jacob is Matt’s youngest son, who is married to Isabel Rock.
The one-story home sits on the $4 million Roloff Farms between the family home featured on LPBW and the construction of Matt’s new dream house.
PACKING UP
While Matt is holding onto his big house and some land, he’s been trying to sell the rest of his farm – leading to difficulties with his family.
Matt has been in a nasty feud with his twin sons, Zach and Jeremy, 33, ever since they were unable to come to a financial agreement over the selling of the land.
The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed that Matt has put measures in place to keep control of the farm even after his death.
In a Bargain and Sale Deed exclusively obtained by The U.S. Sun, Matt transferred parcels of land from Matthew J. Roloff to Matt Roloff Living Trust for a sale price of $0 on June 24, 2022.
Moving the acres into a trust came just weeks after he put 16 acres of the farm up for sale for a whopping $4 million on May 12.
Although the farm appeared to go on and off the market, a source told The U.S. Sun it is still for sale.
“He’s 110% still selling it and has been having private conversations with a friend about them purchasing it,” an insider revealed.
“They previously rented the big house out on Airbnb and it went well, but Matt and Caryn are keen to just get it gone and downsize a bit.”
Sons Zach and Jeremy both previously made offers to buy the home in 2022.
Zach saying during a previous season that his dad went “beyond the normal appreciation” leading to their negotiations falling through.
“Are you trying to make money off your own family, or do you want this legacy that you’ve preached about for 10 years?” he asked on-screen.
He added: “I thought Caryn’s involvement altered it as well; ‘He can’t do that’ [she would say].”
“It’s been disappointing and hard but we need to just move on,” a somber Zach concluded.
