Title: Under Armour CEO Reduces Price for Historic Sagamore Farm to $18.5 Million
Under Armour CEO drops asking price for Baltimore County’s historic Sagamore Farm
Updated: 2:35 PM EDT May 28, 2025
Kevin Plank is lowering the asking price for his historic Sagamore Farm in Glyndon. The Under Armour CEO recently revised the listing for his 500-acre horse farm and estate, dropping the price to $18.5 million, according to a sales brochure — $3.5 million less than when it hit the market earlier this year. Compass DMV listed Sagamore Farm for $22 million in February, in a brochure highlighting the estate’s 16,000-square-foot manor house, horse breeding and training facilities, and a race track. The latest listing is from Icon Global, which bills itself as a seller of "unique, high-end properties" and was founded by Bernard Uechtritz, an Australian real estate mogul who once sold a 535,000-acre ranch in Vernon, Texas for $725 million. Sagamore Farm is among several other high-end listings from Icon, including an 1,100-acre ranch in Sonoma, California, and an 80,000-acre ranch in the Texas Panhandle.
Kevin Plank, CEO of Under Armour, has reduced the asking price for his historic Sagamore Farm in Glyndon, Maryland, to $18.5 million, a decrease of $3.5 million from its original listing of $22 million earlier this year. The estate spans 500 acres and features a 16,000-square-foot manor house, along with horse breeding and training facilities, and a race track.
The property was initially listed by Compass DMV, but the latest listing is now handled by Icon Global, a firm specializing in unique, high-end properties. Icon Global was founded by Bernard Uechtritz, known for selling a massive ranch in Texas for $725 million.
Sagamore Farm is part of a portfolio that includes other luxury listings, such as an 1,100-acre ranch in Sonoma, California, and an 80,000-acre ranch in the Texas Panhandle, showcasing the growing trend of high-value real estate in the market.
