The Horse Facility at Merriam Hill Farm

 

Indoor Arena – Attached Barn-Stable Area

• Entire structure has metal roofs w/fiberglass daylight roof panels

• Separate drilled well w/water treatment system, and electrical entrance w/generator hookup, portable generator included

• Motion-activated video system

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70’ x 200’ Indoor Arena with sand footing (treated and nearly dust-free)

• Front and rear sliding doors

• Great natural light and high-output lighting

• Steel roof on indoor only

• Skylights

• Extensive drainage-perimeter drains

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30’ x 224’ Stable Area

• 12 – 12’ x 12’ Matted box stalls

• 12' x 12' Quarantine (13th) stall

• 5 Partitioned stalls framed and ready for stall components

• Room to further expand the number of stalls

• 2 Large tack rooms 

• Wash stall

• Several H&C water faucets

• Kitchenette 

• Lavatory with laundry 

• Workshop or tack repair shop

• Hay storage over stalls, if desired 

• Fly spray system – with individual stall shut-offs

• Direct access to indoor arena

•  Heated by electric oil-filled radiant heaters

   

24’ x 30’ Utility/Storage Area

• Open area for tool and equipment storage

• Ground-level hay/bedding storage that is quickly loaded in with a tractor or skid steer

• Room for 5 more stalls if hay is stored over existing stalls
   

Other Equestrian Amenities

• 70’ x 200’ Outdoor Arena with sand footing

• 6 Very large post & Centaur-rail fenced pastures

• At the south end of the facility are 3 parking spots with outlets and water for motor homes and LQ trailers for visiting clinicians, trainers, and clients

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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.