Facility Details 

80’ x 200’ Heated Indoor Arena Built in 2001

• Footing recently refreshed with custom blend of sand & carpet fiber for high traffic use

• Motion sensor LED lighting

• Sound system

• Irrigation system for push-button arena watering

 

Office

• Separate heating

• Tile floor

• Sound system for indoor arena

• Cable internet/Wi-Fi

30’ x 65’ Viewing/Reception/Entertaining Foyer

• Large stone wood fireplace

• Tile flooring

• Wainscotting

• Heat/air conditioned

Utility Room

• 2 Furnaces

• Dog washing sink

• Irrigation tank

• Washer/dryer

• ¾ Bathroom with shower stall, sink-toilet

Original Barn

• Open to indoor

• 11 Stalls - 10’ x 10’

• Electrical outlets at each stall

• Frost-free hydrant

• Boarders tack room with saddle and bridle racks

• 72’ x 84’ Training Barn - Built 2010 by Center Hill Barns

• 21 - 12’ x 12’ Matted Stalls

• Concrete aisle

• Electrical outlet at each stall

• 12’ x 24’ Show tack room

o Utility sink
o Hot water
o 32 Saddle racks - 22 Bridle racks
● Lesson Tack Room
o Blanket bars
o Shelves
o 18 Saddle racks
o Sink – no hot water
● Walk-up hayloft – fits up to 2 tractor trailer loads of hay

36’ x 50’ Detached Barn

• 8 - 11’ x 11’ Matted Stalls

• Electricity

• Hayloft

• Concrete center aisle

• LED lighting

• Tack room

o Electric heat
o Generator hook-up
o Small grain room area

24’ x 26’ 1 BR Bunk House w/Separate Septic

• Not approved as a full-time residence or rental

• Open-concept kitchen/living room

•  ¾ Bath

•  Gazebo

80’ x 200’ Outdoor Arena

• Sand mix footing

• Frost-free hydrant

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Paddocks (Dry Lots)

• 1 Large paddock w/combination wood & electric fencing and 2 run-ins

• 4 Smaller paddocks with vinyl fencing and 3 with run-ins

• Electric box

• Frost-free hydrant

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100’ Diameter Round Pen with Sand/Mix Footing

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6- 30-Amp camper hook-ups outside of indoor

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25’ x 50’ Fabric Covered Shavings Shed on Cinder Blocks

• Holds 2 tractor trailer loads of sawdust

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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 prior to purchase.  Don’t assume that because you see a property for sale or neighboring properties being used a certain way that you can do the same.  Zoning regulations can change, some properties may “grandfathered” or operating 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.