Yolanda Hadid Shares Emotional Tribute to Her ‘Sacred’ $11M Pennsylvania Farm After Finding a Buyer

Yolanda Hadid is reflecting on her time at her Bucks County, Pa., farm as she prepares to say goodbye to it for good. 

The model and designer, 61, took to Instagram on Thursday, Oct. 30 to share a sentimental tribute to the farm she’s owned since 2017 and share a collection of photos she took at the property during the fall. The post comes after she listed the sprawling 30-acre lavender farm and equestrian estate for sale for nearly $11 million in September. 

She begins her caption, “The farm feels so sacred this time of the year, nature’s magical reminder that beauty lives in every chapter, even in the ones where we let go. Each falling leaf feels like a blessing, a reminder to trust the rhythm of life, and every golden hour feels like a love letter from the land.”

She then seems to directly reference the sale of the home, noting that it was a “privilege” to experience the farm’s beauty and call it her family’s home. The property, which she designed herself, was a place she enjoyed with her three children: Gigi Hadid, 30, Bella Hadid, 29, and Anwar Hadid, 26.

“Standing here, I feel so much gratitude for the lessons, the stillness and for the privilege of having called this sacred land our home,” she concludes the caption. 

Yolanda appears to have found a buyer for the property, as it was listed as “contingent” on Oct. 8, with the current status appearing as “under contract,” property records indicate.

According to a press release for the listing shared with PEOPLE, the mom of three originally purchased the property to transform it into a “safe haven” for her family where they could recharge and reconnect with nature.

In a quote at the time, Yolanda recalled some of her favorite memories at the farm, including, “Bella and Gigi riding their horses bareback around the farm and training in the jumping arena in such close proximity from New York and their very busy careers.” 

Of the property — where she’s previously documented the practice of harvesting her own lavender, as the land boasts over 3,000 lavender plants — she added: “It truly is a slice of Heaven, a sanctuary and our safe haven.” 

The farm features a historic main stone farmhouse originally built in 1810, while the property itself was first deeded in 1682. Yolanda redesigned the interiors of the main farmhouse herself and made sure to preserve its historic charm while adding modern touches to the space.

There are three bedrooms, five bathrooms and five fireplaces in the main farmhouse, as well as multiple living and dining spaces.

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In the stone bank barn, built in 1776, an entertainment space, gym, and professional equestrian facility is spread out across 8,000 square feet. 

There are also three additional homes located on the property: the one-bedroom Carriage House, one-bedroom Corn Crib Cottage, and two-bedroom Lavender Cottage. All three properties are also equipped with a full kitchen. 

The outdoor spaces offer an array of impressive amenities, including a resort-style pool, a fire pit, a meditation labyrinth and a number of outdoor seating areas. A restored stone spring house has been transformed into a wine and lavender oil cellar as well.