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Yolanda Hadid’s sprawling Pennsylvania home farm is back on the market. The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star is hoping to find a buyer for her 3,400-square-foot Bucks County estate in Solebury after a previous sale fell through. It’s listed again at $10.88 million, matching its initial asking price from September 2025.
Hadid confirmed the relisting on Instagram and described the change as a fresh start rather than a setback. “When the Farm fell out of escrow last year I chose to see it as a gift … more sunsets, more time, more moments, more meaning,” she wrote. “To keep the magic alive, I just planted over 3,000 new lavender plants as an act of faith and promise to the land to keep the traditions moving forward.”
Hadid bought the estate in 2017 for $4 million after her divorce from music producer David Foster. The property has a long history, dating back to 1682 when William Penn deeded the land to Nicholas Waln, according to Gambino Group, which holds the listing.
The main structure is a three-story 1810 stone farmhouse with three bedrooms, five baths, and five fireplaces, which Hadid renovated. There are also three guest cottages and an 8,000-square-foot converted barn with 14 horse stalls. Additionally, the listing highlights a pool, a meditation labyrinth, and lavender fields spanning 32 acres.
For years, the property has been a family getaway for Hadid and her children, including models Gigi and Bella Hadid, who share a passion for horseback riding. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the farm became their main home. “This kind of magic, you don’t own, you simply get to be a part of its story,” Hadid said of the estate in her Instagram post.
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