Hadid matriarch lists family Hadid Farm in Pennsylvania for $10.995 million

Yolanda Hadid has listed the Hadid Family Farm in Pennsylvania for $10.995 million, the first time the five-structure estate has hit the market since she rebuilt it into a sanctuary of design, wellness and countryside living. The listing adds a chapter to the Hadids’ storied relocation from urban centers to country life, a shift the matriarch says was born of personal need after divorce and years of battling chronic neurological Lyme disease. In an exclusive statement to DailyMail.com, Hadid explained that eight years ago she sought a place to heal and reconnect with Mother Earth “the way I grew up in Holland,” adding that the energy of the farm felt like home even before she saw the buildings. The property has been the heartbeat of the family’s private life, serving as a backdrop for memories shared by Gigi, Bella and Anwar Hadid as they grew into some of today’s most in-demand models.

The Hadid Family Farm spans five distinct structures: a main house, three guest cottages and a barn, all unified under Hadid’s design vision. The sale includes full furnishings and the machinery she used to bring her countryside dreams to life. Prospective buyers will find lavender fields, lush gardens and interiors crafted for farm-to-table living and intimate family gatherings. The listing touts not just luxury but a lifestyle, inviting buyers to “live out your lavender farm dreams.” The property’s turnkey elements have been highlighted by the agents handling the sale, Carl Gambino of the Gambino Group at Compass and Revi Haviv of Addison Wolfe Real Estate.

The property has long been a private sanctuary for the Hadid clan. Yolanda has recalled how each child had their own cottage—the carriage house, the lavender house, or the corn crib—yet they consistently gathered at the main farmhouse for breakfast and dinner, learning farm-to-table routines and sharing meals by the fire. The family life there also served as a pastoral playground for Gigi and Bella, who trained horses in close proximity to New York while balancing demanding careers. Yolanda described the space as “a slice of heaven, a sanctuary and our safe haven,” underscoring the contrast between the quiet country setting and the model’s high-profile city lives.

Photos of the listing depict a warm, stone-walled living area with rustic beams and a dramatic spiral staircase, sun-dappled bedrooms with high ceilings and large windows, and guest suites styled with modern touches. The barn area shows goats in tidy stalls, illustrating the estate’s blend of authenticity and luxury. Outside, a swimming pool overlooks manicured gardens, and a circular stone fire pit offers a star-lit gathering spot. Twilight casts a warm glow over the main farmhouse as mature trees frame the scene, reinforcing the sense of a private, world-away retreat.

The Hadid family’s ties to the property run deep. Yolanda notes that it is where Gigi gave birth to Khai with then-partner Zayn Malik, a detail that has added to the estate’s intimate lore. Gigi herself maintains a farmhouse property in New Hope, Bucks County, while Bella has spent time in Texas, where she has been involved in her own ventures and relationships. Yolanda has continued to grow her business footprint as well, including a 2024 tour of a Texas ranch featured by Architectural Digest that offered a glimpse into her broader design philosophy and rural-forward lifestyle.

The listing marks a formal exit from a home that has double as a family’s private retreat and as a stage for fashion moments, photo shoots and magazine features. The sale also follows years of publicly documented shifts in where the family lives and works, as the siblings build prominent professional lives in New York, Texas and beyond. The Hadids’ Pennsylvania farm remains, for now, a symbol of the family’s roots and the enduring appeal of countryside living for a household accustomed to global stardom.

Hadid’s decision to place the property on the market comes with a clear sense of what the new owners would inherit: a turnkey country estate that blends pastoral living with the comforts of a modern, design-forward home. It also reflects a broader trend in which celebrity-owned rural properties are moving from private sanctuaries to publicly accessible listings, inviting a broader audience to own a piece of a world once reserved for a select few. As the market for luxury, design-forward countryside homes continues to evolve, the Hadid Farm stands as a notable example of a private life transformed into a public offering, a rare glimpse into the quiet heart of a family often seen at the center of high-gloss fashion and media coverage.