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Lou Dobbs bought a New Jersey farm in 1984 and expanded it over four decades

From Times of India · () English

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  • The late television personality Lou Dobbs’s 283-acre Hickory Hollow estate in New Jersey is on the market for $6 million.
  • Dobbs developed the property over 40 years, adding an 11-acre pond, equestrian facilities, a colonial-style residence and guest accommodations.

Lou Dobbs is parting with Hickory Hollow, the striking 283-acre New Jersey estate he acquired in 1984 and shaped over the following four decades.

The property is now listed for $6 million. Its features include an 11-acre pond and facilities for horses, while the main colonial-style residence is joined by guest accommodations.

The estate reflects Dobbs’s vision for an expansive country property. Its large tracts of land could also appeal to buyers considering residential development or agricultural use.

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