Howard Co. Family Farm
Southern York County 43+/- acre Horse Farm A few features
Minutes from Exit 4 of I 83!
include 12 stall horse barn, numerous outbuild- ings, 22 fenced acres, 11 acres wooded, outdoor arena. Video tour and more features available at
www.hickoryroad.info. $890,000 (21106075)
Call Karen Doyle Main: 717-235-9050 Cell: 717-332-6365
27 acre private Howard Co. farm. 3 yr. old Cape Cod with 2-car garage. Level hay fi eld. 3 fenced paddocks 36 x 60 barn in great condition with hay storage above and room for center aisle stalls below. Old farm house could be converted to tenant house. Work shop, run-in shed, 50 yard shooting range, spring house with small pond. HW7599294 $899,000
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For Sale Bluemont Farm
Bluemont Farm is truly a one of a kind, a very special place with a wonderful feel to it. It is a 16 acre farm tucked away and very private up a long gravel driveway. It is just minutes from downtown Frederick and only 3-4 miles from all major highways making commuting to basically anywhere very easy.
The house was originally a log home estimated to
have been built in the 1830’s. The house boasts 4BRs and 2FBs with a big living room and dining room on either side of the foyer and a kitchen in the back. There is a cozy wood burning fi replace in the living rm and hardwood fl oors throughout. The history of the property is fun to see with a winding rear staircase from the kitchen to the master bedroom, as well as a HUGE stone fi replace in the cellar where they used to cook meals in the winter. There is also a charming summer kitchen out back with another enormous stone fi replace and beam ceilings. This little “house” has phone lines, cable, heat and air conditioning. The views from this house are spectacular overlooking the gorgeous pond surrounded by mature willow trees. The pond is spring fed as well as a meandering stream that runs the back of the property. The horses LOVE the pond in the summer and all go swimming every night! There are views of Sugarloaf Mtn in the winter and you are fully surrounded by trees in the summer. The farm backs to open fi elds and a golf course so there are million dollar views all year round. There are two barns...a wonderful big bank barn with 10 stalls, a heated wash stall, feed room/work room, and two tack rooms for the owner and boarders. This barn stays cool in summer and warm in winter. There is a refrigerator and washer/dryer for all to use. The smaller barn was used as a foaling barn with 6-8 stalls, some being as big as 18 feet long. There are also camera hook-ups in the stall for monitoring the mare/baby. The farm has 3 big fi elds, 5 paddocks, 3 run-in sheds, and a 70x200 Dresssage riding ring with professional lighting and lined by mature boxwoods. Bluemont Farm has been a successful boarding facility where full board is $450/month and fi eld board $275/month so bring the horses! Price upon request.
838635-110911 74 | THE EQUIERY | SEPTEMBER 2011 800-244-9580 |
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Laura Fisher CBR, Realtor, Licensed in MD & DC Owner/Agent 301-370-3932
bluemontfarmllc@aol.com
837297-110811 826213-101110
838484-110911
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