Alex Trebek's 720-acre horse ranch sells at auction for $16.9m
The late Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek's 720-acre California horse ranch, Windfall Farms, has sold at auction for $16.9 million. The final sale price was significantly lower than the original $33 million asking price set in 2025.
Why it matters
The sale illustrates the volatility and cooling trends in the luxury agricultural real estate market.
Alex Trebek’s former California vineyard estate has sold at auction for $16.9 million, nearly half of its original asking price. The sprawling 720-acre property in Paso Robles, known as Windfall Farms, was initially listed for $33 million in April 2025 before spending more than a year on the market.The property went under the hammer last month during Monterey Car Week, with the sale now pending, according to Concierge Auctions, which handled the transaction.From $33 million listing to $16.9 million auction saleWindfall Farms was originally put on the market for $33 million in 2025.
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