Thirty acres of mature hardwoods, birch and meadows. Secluded, private setting, house and barn are not visible from the paved county road. Beautifully landscaped 5-BR, 2-1/2 Bath Walkout Rambler built in 1966, updated and remodeled during the past 4 years. New roof in 2008. Large cedar deck for entertaining and relaxing expands your living space from the conservatory windowed dining/sitting room through french doors. Vaulted wood ceilings in the dining/sitting room and also the mainfloor living room make airy rooms warmly inviting. Abundant wildlife provides daily entertainment and viewing. Beautiful songbirds, playful, acrobatic squirrels, white-tail deer and wild turkeys visit the birdfeeders daily. This is a perfect turnkey set up for the serious equestrian and nature lover. Bring your horses and ride beautiful trails without leaving home. All maintenance and stable equipment is also for sale (tractor, manure spreader, etc.)
Aerial plat map showing farm layout.
Summertime...trails criss-cross through the wooded acreage, providing beautiful walking and riding opportunites.
The same trail, dressed for winter!
Riding up and down the hills on private trails is great way to train and condition horses.
John & Vince returning from a morning ride.
Here in late fall, the pasture looking up the hill to the barn/indoor arena. White board fences enclose the drylot paddocks nearest to the barn. The pasture is separated into thirds by semi permanent electrobraid and 1/2" tape fencing. The rolling pastures help keep the horses fit.
Early spring, Smudge is looking back towards the house, (just visible on the right in the trees), from the Stable.
Wildlife is abundant and easily viewed from the conservatory windows of the dining area. These fawns are just across the drive at the front of the house.
Mr. Tom Turkey struts for his hens in the gravel parking area to the west of the house.....this flock visits the bird feeders daily and can be viewed as they rest in the shade of the river birch clump during the heat of the day.
This mid-summer view is from the drive between the house and the barn, looking north across the pasture towards the neighbors pond. Wild geese and ducks nest here during the spring and summer. The loud croaking of frogs makes the "quiet" country night noisy. The evening walks to the barn are lit by lightening bugs along the way.
This is a view of the house and deck from the drive where the fauns were standing. The 2+ car garage is under the deck. It is large enough to park our F-350 long box truck inside. The drive to the barn continues off to the right. The conservatory windows reflect heat from a summer sun, but allow the weaker winter rays to help heat the room. The deck faces SSE.
A large front yard separates the house from the drive as it circles past the goat shed and on down to the stable area.
The house viewed from the top of the driveway. The clump of river birch provides shade to the wild turkeys on summer afternoons.
The house from the back. These windows view the pasture between the house and barn. The two bedrooms on the lower level have large windows (on the far end of photo), the large sliding glass door enters the family room from a small concrete patio. On the main level 3 large glass window allow a scenic view from the living room.
General Information: Home
Main Level: Kitchen with island stove, custom cabinets, counter seating, ceramic tile floor, see thru fireplace into vaulted Living Room. Conservatory windowed dining/siting room with wood floor, large deck, three bedrooms, one full bath, one 1/2 bath
Lower Level: Newly carpeted Family room with large stone fireplace with stove/heatilator insert, two bedrooms, one study/office, Full bathroom with 2-person heated whirlpool tub, utility room with Corium countertop/sink, floor to ceiling storage cupboards on one wall, corner shower, fold down table. Ceramic tile in hall, bathrooms, utility room. Laundry room with large capacity eco-washer, gas dryer and an extra large front load washer for horse and dog blankets/rugs.
Outbuildings:
Loafing shed with one stall, currently used to house pet goats
Small storage shed - can be used for hay, gardening/lawn tools, etc.
Horse Barn: 76x99 feet, new roof in 2008, Eight (9x12') matted stalls, One Grooming/farrier stall (matted), indoor arena - 50x99' (has a mirror on each end of one long side), hay storage for 300 bales, 9x18' insulated and finished inside tack room. Barn has separate well, frost-free hydrant at pasture fence. Electric is run to each paddock for stock tank heaters. Large metal-halide lights at front and two at back of barn.
Wood fence boards and 2" pipe corral panels secure two dry lot paddocks by the barn.
One paddock holds another loafing/run in shed.
Two fenced outdoor riding arenas: one gravel/dirt arena is 20x40meters (standard small dressage) and one large grass arena 20x55meters (approx.)
Pasture is approximately 4-5 acres and is fenced in electrified high tensile with a wide woven tape attached to the top strand for visibility. The pasture is subdivided by electrified semi-permanent electrobraid and 1/2 tape into three sections, allowing separation of your herd or rotational grazing
Property is shown by appointment only. Contact information under "contact us"
Fall foliage as viewed from our deck.
Aerial plat map showing farm layout.
Summertime...trails criss-cross through the wooded acreage, providing beautiful walking and riding opportunites. 
The same trail, dressed for winter!
Riding up and down the hills on private trails is great way to train and condition horses.
John & Vince returning from a morning ride.
Here in late fall, the pasture looking up the hill to the barn/indoor arena. White board fences enclose the drylot paddocks nearest to the barn. The pasture is separated into thirds by semi permanent electrobraid and 1/2" tape fencing. The rolling pastures help keep the horses fit.
Early spring, Smudge is looking back towards the house, (just visible on the right in the trees), from the Stable.
Wildlife is abundant and easily viewed from the conservatory windows of the dining area. These fawns are just across the drive at the front of the house.
Mr. Tom Turkey struts for his hens in the gravel parking area to the west of the house.....this flock visits the bird feeders daily and can be viewed as they rest in the shade of the river birch clump during the heat of the day. 
This mid-summer view is from the drive between the house and the barn, looking north across the pasture towards the neighbors pond. Wild geese and ducks nest here during the spring and summer. The loud croaking of frogs makes the "quiet" country night noisy. The evening walks to the barn are lit by lightening bugs along the way.
This is a view of the house and deck from the drive where the fauns were standing. The 2+ car garage is under the deck. It is large enough to park our F-350 long box truck inside. The drive to the barn continues off to the right. The conservatory windows reflect heat from a summer sun, but allow the weaker winter rays to help heat the room. The deck faces SSE.
A large front yard separates the house from the drive as it circles past the goat shed and on down to the stable area. 
The house viewed from the top of the driveway. The clump of river birch provides shade to the wild turkeys on summer afternoons.
The house from the back. These windows view the pasture between the house and barn. The two bedrooms on the lower level have large windows (on the far end of photo), the large sliding glass door enters the family room from a small concrete patio. On the main level 3 large glass window allow a scenic view from the living room.
Horse Barn: 76x99 feet, new roof in 2008, Eight (9x12') matted stalls, One Grooming/farrier stall (matted), indoor arena - 50x99' (has a mirror on each end of one long side), hay storage for 300 bales, 9x18' insulated and finished inside tack room. Barn has separate well, frost-free hydrant at pasture fence. Electric is run to each paddock for stock tank heaters. Large metal-halide lights at front and two at back of barn.
Two fenced outdoor riding arenas: one gravel/dirt arena is 20x40meters (standard small dressage) and one large grass arena 20x55meters (approx.)