A 200,683-acre ranch where the Mrs. Fields Cookies founder once lived is selling for $45 million. Here's a look inside the sprawling property, complete with cattle, Scottish stained glass, and its very own river.
The centerpiece of the expansive Utah ranch is the Woodland Estate. It is a 17,000-square-foot home that Mrs. Fields herself designed in 1983.
Both the exteriors and interiors of the mansion were inspired by European manors.
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There are even stained glass windows throughout the house that Mrs. Fields had imported from Scotland.
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In addition, there are multiple living spaces. There are three family rooms.
Between the intricate woodwork and 11 different fireplaces, there is impressive detailing throughout the home.
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Along with a formal dining room, other amenities in the estate include a basement with a billiards table, a wine cellar, a bar imported from Scotland, and a sauna.
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These private pastures lessen the distance between the Woodland Estate and Grouse Creek.
The adjoining Grouse Creek property — added by the current owner, chocolatier Jeanette Brooks, and her husband — has six homes total, including the ranch manager's home, as well as a metal shop, two hay barns, livestock barns and 1,000 acres for alfalfa crops.
The fully-functioning ranch will be sold with all of its equipment and machinery included.
It also includes access to over a mile of private river access and extensive water rights.
The turnkey property was listed with Summit Sotheby's International Realty in August.
"The ultimate buyer is probably somebody who has some money and needs to put it somewhere and would rather put it in land and that kind of asset instead of keeping it in the market," listing agent Kerry Oman told Forbes.
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