MARCH/APRIL 2012 THE RIDER /89 EQUESTRIAN FARMS FOR SALE
108 ACRES. 10 MINUTES from Hamilton. Sits high on the hill overlooking the Grand River Valley, this Circa 1800 frame home has been restored and shows like original estate home from its era. Napoleon fireplace uses wood from the bush to heat the home. Five year old 10 stall horse barn with attached 70x140 ft arena. Older barn with 6 box stalls. Original bank barn. Big outdoor sand ring. Lots of pastures, paddocks and riding trails. $890,000. To view call Teri 519-758-7307
TISDALE RANCH. 31 ACRES. A fully operational turnkey equine farm features 24 box stalls, small indoor arena (perfect for western riders). Tack shop, feed barn, workshop. Beautiful outdoor board fenced enclosed arenas (5). Individual turnouts. Immaculate grounds, paddocks, pastures and brick ranch home all included in the price! Income from boarding. $699,900. Call Teri 519-758-7307
GTA EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES
BURLINGTON EQUESTRIAN FACILITY – 46 Acres
MILTON HORSE FARM – 105 ACRES
Located minutes from Town of Mil- ton, Village of Campbellville, Mohawk Racetrack & Hwy 401, this 105 acre property offers a barn with 15 box stalls, hayloft above & adjoining run-in facility with feed- ers, a 40’ x 60’ Coverall storage facility, a separate 120’ x 40’ build- ing with 2 enclosed run-in areas with feeders & a 40’ x 40’ feed stor- age/treatment room with 2 box stalls, paddocks in board fencing & cultivated fields. PLEASE NOTE: There is no house on the property. $1,750,000
Royal LePage Meadowtowne Realty, Brokerage INGE WINTHER, Sales Representative 905-878-8101
Direct Line: (905) 699-9690
www.LiveInTheCountry.ca
Super GTA location, convenient to urban centres such as Burlington & Oakville & major highways. The property offers a 3 + 2 bedroom main residence with attached 3-car garage & pool, stable with 31 box stalls, wash stall, grooming area, tack & locker rooms, bathroom & kitchen, 2-bedroom apartment for staff, 3 indoor arenas with office, viewing room & equipment storage, 3 outdoor sand rings, numerous pad- docks, separate workshop/storage facility & hayfields. $1,670,000
$669,900. Brings you privacy and serenity on 14+ acres in lovely
Mt.Pleasant. Winding driveway lined with mature trees takes you past the large spruce, pond, board and batton outbuilding and eventually back to the brick, one floor one featuring full walk-out lower level, open concept with vaulted ceilings, fieldstone fireplace, kitchen island. Master bedroom and kitchen walk out to two tiered deck overlooking the countryside, large s pond and extensive landscaping with armor stone and perennial gardens. Lower level family room with second fireplace, laundry with walk-out to patio. Four bedrooms, office, two baths. Call Teri to view this one-of-a-kind home. 519-758-7307
5 ACRES. Renovated Farmhouse features a big country kitchen that opens onto a huge family room addition with skylights and windows all around. Den and master bedroom, bath on main floor. Upstairs has two more bedrooms. Older barn with hydro. Several newly fenced paddocks. Pasture for hay. Big outdoor fenced sand ring. Really quiet, short side road location just outside Boston. $369,900. Call Teri 519-758-7307
3 ACRES. Early 1900’s rug brick Arts & Crafts style, two storey home with high ceilings, stained glass windows, gas fireplace, hardwood floors. Two side screened in porches and newly updated eat-in kitchen with black granite counters. New gas furnace, all new wiring, new roof shingles. Large barn offers 5 box stalls, workshop and drive shed with hay mow. Three fenced paddocks. Great location. $419,900. Call Teri to view 519-758-7307
Call Teri Davidson, Broker/Owner,
Associate Realty Brantford Inc. 519-647-3330
See picture of these properties at
www.venturehomes.ca under Teri's Listings.
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