This well-established equestrian property once housed seventeen horses at one time and is now ready for a new family of horses to call these pastures and rolling hills home. There are two well-kept barns on the property. The first, which sits nearest to the house, has five stalls with horse mats, a tack room, and is equipped with both electricity and running water. The second, perched up on the hill, has one stall, two run-ins, a tack room, and water and electricity as well. Between the two barns there is plenty of room for hay storage (roughly 900 bales), a place to stow equipment, and if you’re still hurting for more space, there’s a Qunoset hut and a shed perfect for keeping your tractor out of the rain and snow. This county paradise of +/- 27 acres consists a balanced mix of open pasture and wooded hills. In these woods you’ll also find a riding trail that follows the outer border of the property. The house itself is solid. The wood exterior has just been painted, large wooden windows were replaced just about ten years ago, the kitchen appliances are new, all systems in the house have been serviced and maintained, and the current owner claims that the well water is the best around! Make yourself comfortable here with whatever cosmetic touches and improvements will make this house not just a home, but your home. Or, if you’ve got the gusto (and the money), consider building the gentlemen farmhouse of your dreams up on the ridge overlooking the peaceful valley below.