'WIDE OPEN SPACES'
Little People’s Audrey Roloff shows off breathtaking mountain views from backyard of new $1.5M Oregon farm
LITTLE People Big World's Audrey Roloff has shown off breathtaking mountain views from the backyard of her new 1.5M Oregon farm.
Audrey, 30, and Jeremy Roloff, 32, purchased the two-story farmhouse in Hillsboro, Oregon last month.
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Audrey posted videos of the mountainous landscape on her Instagram Story.
In the video, the Little People star twists side-to-side in a flowy white sundress as her husband Jeremy records.
The Chicks' Wide Open Spaces plays along with the video as Audrey takes off running across an open field.
Jeremy continues to record as his wife frolics around the hillside meadow, behind her the sun can be seen setting beneath the distant mountains.
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The couple then posed for a selfie in front of the warm amber sunset, she captioned the photo "Views".
Audrey completed her outdoor trek with another stunning view of the mountains.
She wrote "Wait for it..." as she raised the camera to treat her followers to the picturesque scenery.
The video was recorded on Audrey and Jeremy's spacious four-acre property, a part of the $1.5M Oregon farmhouse they purchased in May.
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Inside the house, four bedrooms and four bathrooms offer plenty of room for 32-year-old Jeremy and 30-year-old Audrey's growing family.
They are the parents of three children: Ember, four; Bode, two; and newborn baby Radley.
HILLSBORO FARMHOUSE
The 1979-built two-story Hillsboro farmhouse is just a seven-minute drive from Roloff Farms.
The interior is a little dated, which should pose no problems to Jeremy, a big fan of home renovations.
It boasts a vast living room with exposed brick and wood paneling.
The Little People stars can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding forest and mountains as they unwind in the evenings.
Outside, an expansive patio offers an incredible view of the trestle bridge, where Jeremy and Audrey engaged back in 2015.
The house sits on four acres of land and also features a workshop, a garage, and the potential for an accessory dwelling unit for their family's guests.
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In an email newsletter, Jeremy and his wife told their followers about their significant real-estate move.
"After a two-year search spanning all over the state of Oregon, we bought a farm!" they announced.
Jeremy and his wife's purchase comes after he and his twin brother Zach's plans to take over the Roloff family farm fell through.
They could not agree with their dad Matt Roloff, 60, who decided to instead put a 16-acre plot of the family's land up for sale.
FARMHOUSE FAIL?
Some Little People fans weren't impressed by the TLC stars' new abode after Audrey shared photos of the property on social media.
In an video, Audrey and Jeremy gave their followers a more in-depth look at their journey to find a new home.
The reel showed throwback moments for the couple, including Jeremy’s on-screen proposal, their Roloff Farms wedding six months later, and the launch of their book about “intentional” dating and marriage.
In more recent scenes, the video showed the couple holding their three children up on the porch of the new farmhouse so they could all take in the incredible views.
Audrey gushed over their new home in the accompanying caption: “Jer and I are excited to finally have some space to get our feet dirty (literally) and bring our dreams of using land into reality.”
Critics on Reddit didn't think the property was anything to boast about, as one said: "How is that a farm, exactly?"
Another sarcastically commented: "So they spent 2 years searching 'all over the state' just to buy something right by her parents’ place with their 'trestle' in the background to perfectly match her aesthetic."
While a third chimed in: "Turns out the dream home was right in front of her all along. Just like true love. Its basic b***h romance 101, and probably the premise of her next nEw YoRk TiMeZ BeStSeLLiNG BoOk."
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A fourth remarked: "Very nice house. Gorgeous views. Not a farm."
And a fifth questioned the proximity to Audrey's parents, writing: "Her parents live right there too… shocking that they choose to live right by her family."
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