Bruce Springsteen's $27 Million Horse Farm In New Jersey | House Tour 2024

with the legend Bruce Springsteen currently touring he's also releasing a new documentary and fans couldn't be more thrilled Ro diary Bruce Springsteen and the Easter band is an exclusive doc that'll air on Disney Plus at the end of October and it offers a behind the scenes glimpse of the band's latest tour with neverbe seen footage and personal stories from Spring scene himself there's definitely a lot to see but what about what life is like for Bruce when he's not touring the world and Performing well he's never forgot his New Jersey Roots it said that Bruce's longtime main residence is actually a nearly 400 Acre Farm in Colts Neck Bruce purchased two horse farms in this rural area of New Jersey back in the '90s and still lives in the larger of the two today after the other one was sold for over $27 million in 2021 after being born and raised in New Jersey and growing up in a modest ranch home in free old Township Bruce Springsteen always stayed true to his roots no matter how successful he in his band became he always kept properties in his home state back around 2016 2017 Bruce sold off some of his longtime residences in the town of Hell including the 19th century Farmhouse where he wrote and rehearsed much of his fifth album The 6000 scri home do home where Bruce lived for 5 years during the recording of the river and the Heart of Darkness hit the market back back in 2016 for $3.2 million after previously being available as a $5,000 a month rental locals affectionately referred to the six-bedroom house set on a former Cavalry Outpost turned horse farm as boss acres are Thrill Hill they knew Bruce was home when his 1960 Corvette was parked outside the listing highlighted the property's five fireplaces historic Barn inground Po and two apartments above the heated fourcc car garage and yes as cliche as it may sound the East Street Band really did rehearse in the garage a true claim to fame for any future owner despite being a rock star by the time that he moved in Bruce aka the boss lived more modestly than expected it was reported that Springsteen paid just $700 a month in rent for the space and those extra bedrooms well they weren't used for an entour but served as business and legal offices Springsteen's former Road manager Nick sigo told his biographer Peter am Carlin that during the height of Born to Run Mania Bruce wanted a bigger house in a more remote area a family-sized home where he could live comfortably with enough room to rehearse possibly all night if Bruce felt like it but that didn't mean Bruce was leaving Jersey he reportedly still owns two properties in the Garden State his longtime horse farming Colts Neck and a mansion in the coastal town of Rumson that he supposedly bought in 2008 Bruce Springsteen remains a music and cultural icon but no fan base is more devoted to the boss than the one from his home state of New Jersey the legendary rocker who's now 75 has spent much of his life in New Jersey with his wife Patty Scala 71 where the raised their three children though their kids Sons Evan Samuel and daughter Jessica were all born in La the family returned to Jersey once the kids were of school age Bruce bought two horse farms in Colts Neck and he continues to reside in the larger of the two after selling the smaller one for over $27 million in 2021 it's at this massive a state where Bruce can unwind and live away from the public eye the Springsteen family has owned this stunning Farm since the 1990s after moving back from California although Bruce has owned various properties including mansions and ranches in both New Jersey and California this estate has been their home for decades before relocating to this state they lived on a 127 acre horse farm in the same neighborhood where Bruce's daughter Jessica first developed her love for horses the move to the the larger farm with its proximity to stables and horses allowed her passion to flourish eventually leading her to become a champion equestrian Jessica often returns to the family home to care for the horses and practice riding and sometimes shares stunning picks of the estate's gorgeous fall Landscapes you can see the sprawling green Lawns bright Autumn trees and ample space for the horses to roam freely in his autobiography Born to Run Bruce recalls how he first discovered the property in his 30s saying I'd always wanted some land near my hometown a piece came up that I'd bike past since my 30s I'd look down on its beautiful Lane and often thought someday the woman who owned it was an artist and lived there until she passed when it went up for sale Patty and I spent a long time considering it and then we bought it horses are a shared family passion and Bruce and Patty often enjoy riding along the estate Trails together and the couple have lived here since they wed in 1991 cols neck known for its luxury equestrian Estates Lush Orchards Grand mansions and AFF fluent residence is one of the most desirable areas in New Jersey the impressive rural property features stables for Bruce's horses riding areas tennis court and a caretaker's cottage as well as a six-bedroom mainous with luck amenities there's an epic Olympic siiz swimming pool home theater wine seller and Chef's Kitchen the interior is blend classic and modern styles and it's the ideal private Sanctuary just a short drive from Bruce's Hometown a lak side gazebo offers Bruce a Serene spot to strum his guitar away from the crowds as well Bruce Springsteen's New Jersey farm property shows his Deep Roots and his connection to the Garden State over the years this braing Colts Neck estate has offered Bruce and his family a sanctuary away from the fame and hectic touring closer to the horses and nature for today that'll wrap up this Bruce Springsteen house tour thank you all for watching I'm car the Vampire Slayer follow me on Instagram to chat and I'll see you all in another video bye [Music] [Music] [Music]