Farm Details

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Solid and Well-Designed 24’ x 36' Gambrel Barn

• Converted 1st floor from workshop to barn in 1993

• Full concrete foundation

• Fully insulated walls and ceiling on main floor

• 50-Amp sub panel from house

• Propane-fired Modine wall heater

• 30 Gallon Rheem propane water heater

• Hot & cold-water faucets in aisle

• Walk-up gambrel loft 

• Hay door faces driveway for easy loading from any size truck

• Fire alarm system - active but not monitored now (Securitas Tech)

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For the Horses (or other livestock) and Their People

• Rubber padded aisle

• 3-10’ x 12’ Matted box stalls, one in/out: 

  • In/out opens into a cedar-fenced (with wire pet fencing inside) grass paddock

• Built-in grain box

• Saddle and bridle racks

• Wall cabinet storage

• Outdoor concrete pad wash rack with crossties

• Easy-access manure pit

 

24' x 48' Equipment Shed 

• Truss construction 

• Concrete footings with dirt floor

• Metal roof and wood-sided 

• Field behind the shed has PVC drainage  

 

Fencing

• Paddock attached to barn w/wire fencing for dog safety

• Largest paddock surrounds house

• Third paddock to right of driveway

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Other Outdoor Features:

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Gunite Kidney Shaped Wide Stairway Pool 

• Replaced cement coping, decorative tiles and acid cleaned in 2010 

 

Pool House 

• Houses heater & pump 

• Pump & filter replaced in 2023 

 

Wood Shed 

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On and Offsite Trails 

• To east trail improved by rock culvert 

• Open to adjacent 100 acres of town forest to South 

• To South permission (ongoing for 30 years) for use of trail – horses, bikes, hiker and wheel, non-motorized vehicles. 

• The system opens both ends to dirt roads, tar roads, and connecting wood trails.  

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We highly recommend that you contact the local zoning, planning and/or building department to confirm your intended use of any property as part of your due diligence before purchase.  Don’t assume that because you see a property for sale or neighboring properties being used a certain way, you can do the same.  Zoning regulations can change, some properties may “grandfathered” or operate under a variance or special exception that may not be transferable to you so you should always verify for yourself that you can use, expand, or modify a property in the manner you intend.