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Roseanne Barr is parting ways with her farm in Hawaii.
The actress and comedian, 72, has sold her expansive 46-acre macadamia nut farm in Honocka for $2.6 million.
The property was the setting for Barr’s 2011 reality series “Roseanne’s Nuts,” according to Deep Blue HI listings. The Lifetime show aired for one season and offered a glimpse into island life and organic farming on Barr’s ranch.
Located on the Big Island’s Hamakua Coast, this 4-bed, 4.5-bathroom property features a palm-fringed pool, slide, and pool house with breathtaking ocean views.
Deep Blue HI founder and CEO Paul Stukin tells PEOPLE that the property sold well above the asking price of $1.95 million.
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“Roseanne fell in love with the tranquility and beauty of this macadamia nut farm, its privacy, rich land and expansive ocean views,” Stakin said. “We had a lot of interest from buyers from five states, neighboring islands, and all over Europe, and the house ultimately sold for $650,000, above asking price.”
“In the end, what meant the most was that we were able to give this special place to a local rancher who truly understands and values the land, just as Roseanne has always done.”
Other features of the residence include a separate art studio, outdoor bamboo shower and soaking tub, greenhouse, and garage/workshop.
Meanwhile, in addition to macadamia nut trees, avocados, finger limes, apple bananas, and mandarin oranges are also planted on the premises.
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The listing describes the farm as “exuding timeless rural charm.”
“Designed for both indoor and outdoor living, the deep verandah overlooks the coastline and orchard, providing the perfect setting for a morning coffee, a sunset gathering, or simply relaxing in the gentle rhythms of island life,” the listing reads in part.
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Barr bought the farm in 2007 for $1.78 million, according to Realtor.com.
She secured a buyer within days of listing the property and sold it on Friday, October 3rd.
