Historic Virginia equestrian estate listed at $8.4M to support disabled riders program

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A historic Virginia property owned by Wheatland Equestrian has been listed for sale at approximately $8.4 million. The proceeds from the sale will go toward sustaining the Faith and Family Foundation's long-term mission. Founded in 1999, the organization has provided inclusive equestrian opportunities for riders of all abilities. It earned national recognition as a USEF Para-Dressage Center of Excellence. The funds raised will help continue services for both children and adults living with disabilities.

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