"We are deeply grateful for the outpouring of concern for our region as communities face the aftermath of this storm," the estate said, highlighting the damage that has impacted the 8,000-acre property.
"In forested areas, which is a large portion of the estate, wind damage is extensive to grounds and some structures," the statement noted. Crews are currently working to clear roads and assess the overall damage.
"We sadly lost a few of our animals during the storm, but the vast majority are safe and accounted for thanks to our dedicated agriculture and equestrian teams," the statement continued.
The estate remains closed as damage assessment and repairs continue, with a tentative reopening date set for at least October 15.
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