Little People fans slam Zach and Tori Roloff’s new $1M Washington home as ‘ugly’ after spotting ‘eyesore’ yard in video

LITTLE People, Big World fans believe that Zach and Tori Roloff have made a big mistake with their brand new Washington home.

On the latest episode, the couple welcomed cameras as they gave his mom Amy and her new husband Chris Marek a tour of the property, which they moved into last October.

Fans were quick to spot a massive construction zone next to the house, with tons of heavy equipment, a huge pile of dirt, and unkept trees surrounding the area.

As Amy and Chris, who is a realtor, drive up to the home, Chris said, “First impressions aren’t all that great from a realtor’s standpoint.”

“It’s not an attractive flag lot,” he continued.

The camera pans to more overgrown shrubbery and a random broken down trampoline with a horse standing next to it in the backyard.

Chris said, “There’s no curb appeal.”

Amy jumped in saying, “You’re definitely looking at it from a realtor’s standpoint.”

“Yea,” Chris agreed politely.

Fans were critical of the yard, with one saying, “Housing market is crap right now but if I’m dropping a million on a new house I don’t wanna see everyones junk right outside my window, let alone what seems to be old abandoned homes.”

Another fan questioned, “Didn’t Zach buy his first house basically on a whim and not tell long time girlfriend, Tori, and it was built on a cliff and the backyard was basically unusable.”

BACKYARD POSSIBILITIES

“I have a lot of ideas for this property,” Zach Exclaimed on the episode, which was filmed just two weeks after they moved in.

The reality star says he has plans for an outdoor play area for his children, along with an area for landscaping.

As for eldest son, Jackson Kyle, the five-year-old was excited to show off the chicken coop that came with the house, and the chickens he has been promised to adopt.

MILLION DOLLAR HOME

Chris and Amy were more impressed with the inside of the home, as Zach, Tori and the kids gave a grand tour of their new $1M Washington estate.

“The kitchen is a dream kitchen. And it’s move-in ready and new,” Amy gushed about the open floor plan. “I’m excited about everything on the inside.  I just love it.”

Zach, 32, is also high on the kitchen feel, especially considering that unlike their last house, the new one has no high cabinets.

“My thing about the old house was anything up high, I just left on the counter,” Zach said, as Tori,21, interrupted: “Which was totally acceptable because that’s life. But now there is no excuse as to why you can’t put everything away.”

The reality family announced last year that they were moving out of their Oregon home to be closer to Tori’s family.

The new home cost roughly $944,000 and offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms.

The huge home is an upgrade for the family as the property sits on more than two acres of land, with plenty of space for the children to run around.

It’s also a safe space for Zach, who continues to be enthralled in a bitter feud with his father, Matt, over the future of the family farm.

He said in a confessional: “My dad and I could not come to an agreement on buying the farm, so with everything going on I made the decision not to work pumpkin season.

“I’m disenchanted by the whole thing, so, yeah. I’m stepping away.”