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Carole King’s 128-acre Idaho ranch sells for $3.999 million

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What happened

Carole King purchased Robinson Bar Ranch in Idaho in 1981 and worked on restoring the property for decades.

The property, which spans 128 acres, includes various structures and natural features.

Key facts

  • Carole King purchased Robinson Bar Ranch in Idaho in 1981 and worked on restoring the property for decades.
  • The property, which spans 128 acres, includes various structures and natural features.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Sun, 04 Oct 2026 04:28:32 UTC.

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