Kevin Plank is selling the historic 400-acre Sagamore Farm equestrian estate in Reisterstown for $22 million, saying, “It’s time for the next steward to carry the torch.” The

Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank has listed his historic Baltimore County horse farm for $22 million, 17 years after buying the property for a fraction of the price.

Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank is selling his equestrian estate in Reisterstown, Maryland, for $22 million. Named Sagamore Farm, the property northwest of Baltimore spans more than 400 acres. Plank told the Wall Street Journal he had hoped to use the estate to raise racehorses but said he couldn’t devote enough time to the pursuit.

Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank is asking $22 million for his equestrian property outside Baltimore. Once owned by the Vanderbilt family, the roughly 400-acre farm is located in rural Reisterstown, about 20 miles northwest of Baltimore,

Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank has listed his 400-acre Baltimore County estate for $22 million, per the real estate group Compass. The big picture: Sagamore Farm in Reisterstown, Maryland, has an almost 16,

For decades Kevin Plank built Under Armour into one of the biggest sports apparel brands in the world, earning a pretty penny for his efforts in the process. Plank used some of that money to buy the famed 400-acre Sagamore Farm in 2007.