The former home of Debbi Fields, founder of cookie empire Mrs. Fields brand, is on the market for $45 million.
The property, a working ranch known as River View Ranch, sits on over 200,000 acres of land in northern Utah, according to the listing by Kerry Oman and Thomas Wright of Summit Sotheby's International Reality.
In 2011, Jeanette Brooks purchased the ranch. She then remodeled, renovated, and furnished the property.
"When I got the house it had sat empty for 11 years," Brooks told Mansion Global. "We bought it 'as is' at auction for I think $1.7 million."
Take a look inside.
The sale of the ranch includes all furniture, ranch equipment and machinery, cattle and grazing permits. The main home is nearly 17,000 square feet, with 10 bedrooms, 11 fireplaces and many living spaces, according to the listing.
The ranch has a large kitchen, great room and dining space.
The master bedroom has a fireplace and renovated master bathroom.
There are horse facilities, including a stall shower and tub, on the property.
Debbi Fields opened her first Mrs. Fields store in Palo Alto, California in 1977. In 1987, the company had sales of $87 million, according to Inc. In 1993, Fields lost control of the company when Mrs. Fields gave its lenders almost 80% of the company for forgiving $46 million in debt, according to Forbes. Fields remains a spokesperson for the brand.
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